For partners — software that connects

Build it once, in the open format. Connect it here.

GutenLex partners are the systems a printer already runs: the MIS that calculates, the storefront that sells, the agent that asks. Each of them speaks three open PTPGE documents — a declaration of what the printer can make, a request for one configured product, a quote in reply — and carries one identity through all three. GutenLex is the network where request and quote meet; connecting is one address and one key.

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Who we mean

MIS and ERP vendors

A module that writes the printer's declaration from your data, reads request/1 and writes quote/1 — built once, serving every customer. GutenLex is the first reader; the format is not ours. Connect has the four calls.

Storefront and web-to-print platforms

The configurator widget on the product page, the fingerprint on the order, Engine behind the quote button. Trykkverk Norge is the pilot; the same pieces fit any shop.

Agent builders and marketplaces

Read declarations directly, or ask Engine who can make a configuration and collect the quotes. Same API, same keys, same terms for every client — no privileged lane for anyone.

Pilot printers

A print business that wants to be first in its country: a profile, a declaration on its own domain, a storefront or an MIS connection, and a seat in the feedback loop that shapes the schemas.

What a partner gets, and does not get

  1. Everything the integration needs is public today: schemas with examples, a validator, the Ready vector pack, a test profile and key on request.
  2. No per-customer tailoring, no exclusivity, no fee to the software vendor. GutenLex charges the printer per accepted order — never the partner.
  3. The stamp is PTPGE Ready, on your software, independent of GutenLex. A module that passes the pack has passed it for every reader.
Associations, national and standards bodies: the specification itself — its terms, translations, crosswalks and governance — is held by PTPGE, not by GutenLex. That conversation lives at ptpge.org/governance/.