Esko’s WebCenter Go + Verify Compare: Artwork Workflow & Quality Control. Together.

A look at how Esko's WebCenter Go and GlobalVision's Verify Compare bring artwork workflow and quality control closer together, helping regulated pharma and life sciences teams reduce handoffs, improve visibility, and build quality checks into the artwork process.
Bijgewerkt op:
September 29, 2026
Categorie:
Bedrijfsnaam
Auteur:
Hana Trokic

What happens when the people managing your artwork workflow and the people checking that artwork don’t have to work in separate worlds?

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That’s the question behind the latest collaboration between Esko and GlobalVision.

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Today, we’re bringing Esko’s WebCenter Go and GlobalVision ‘s Verify Compare together in a new offering built for regulated pharma and life sciences teams.

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The Idea Behind the Integration

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“Quality shouldn’t be something teams have to step outside their workflow to manage. By bringing GlobalVision's Verify Compare into Esko's WebCenter Go, we’re making it easier to build quality checks into the artwork process itself, so teams can spend less time moving files between systems and more time moving artwork forward with confidence.”
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— Jonathan Rossy, Director of Product, GlobalVision

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We’re bringing quality checks closer to the artwork workflow, because another handoff isn’t always the answer.

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Pharma teams already have processes in place for managing artwork. The goal isn’t to add another workflow, but to build quality into the process without creating more work or losing visibility along the way.

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When workflow and quality checking live separately, it can mean:

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Export the file. Upload it somewhere else. Run the checks. Send it back. Make a change. Do it again.

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Every handoff adds time, rework, and another opportunity for confusion around which version is ready to move forward. It can also make it harder to trace what was checked, changed, or approved.

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That’s where bringing WebCenter Go and Verify Compare together comes in.

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One workflow where quality checks are built in, with a clearer record of the process from start to finish.


Artwork Workflow & Quality Control Are Better Together

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WebCenter Go helps teams manage packaging artwork through its lifecycle, from managing files and workflows to getting the right content through the right approval process.

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Verify Compare brings automated quality inspection into the picture, helping teams check artwork and compare files as part of that process.

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Together, they give regulated teams a more connected way to manage artwork and quality.

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That means:

  • More confidence that the right files are being checked.
  • Fewer manual handoffs between workflow and quality teams.
  • Less rework and back-and-forth.
  • A clearer trail of what happened from start to finish.

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Quality Shouldn't Feel Like a Separate Destination

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For Pharma and Life Sciences teams, accuracy isn't something you check at the very end and hope for the best. It's part of the process.

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The goal of this offering is to make quality checking fit more naturally into that process, so teams can keep their artwork moving while still giving quality the attention it deserves.

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It’s a more connected approach to artwork management and quality inspection, bringing two areas that have traditionally worked alongside each other a little closer together, with better visibility and traceability built into the journey.

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WebCenter Go + Verify Compare, Fully Integrated

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Artwork workflow and quality control, together.

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Want to see how it works?

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We’re not stopping at the announcement.

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On October 8, Esko and GlobalVision will take you inside the combined offering with an end-to-end demo, showing how the same artwork files can move through workflow and quality checks as part of one integrated experience, while giving teams greater visibility into the process from start to finish.

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If you spend your days moving artwork toward approval, this one’s for you.

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See the workflow in action and register for the October 8 webinar.

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