Cerm director of global business development Steffen Haaga

Cerm has launched a new and fresh-looking user interface for its MIS for labels and packaging at Labelexpo Europe 2025, with its Cerm 7.33 software.

Offering a modern and easy to use user interface in combination with a rich feature set is always a challenge but Cerm said its new user interface delivers precisely that.

New users can be onboarded faster and more easily with the intuitive and contemporary look of the application. Users can choose for various colour themes and layout options to customise the user interface.

The user interface can be tailored to the needs of a specific group or department, and individual users can also customise their own user interface. The updated user interface brings a fresh, modern look to Cerm without disrupting existing workflows.

In addition to the new user interface, the latest version of the Cerm MIS comes with further improvements of the Production Flows concept. Production Flows is a product configuration and description technology, tailored to complex label solutions and folding carton.

It details the entire production process from simple linear steps to complex multi-run and multi-part workflows with converging production lines, no matter how complex a production process is.

At Labelexpo Europe, Cerm also identified new standard partner integrations that it says strengthens its leadership in connected workflows.

This includes:

The Durst Analytics partner integration that transfers production data from Durst Tau label printing systems directly and seamlessly into the Cerm MIS Software. Cerm said this is an essential step to increase productivity and allow customers to make data-driven decisions.
The MPS partner integration that delivers real-time production feedback from MPS presses directly into the Cerm MIS Software. Job completion is reported automatically, ensuring accurate updates of the SFDC. According to Cerm, by actively reporting job completion, capturing real-time counters, and updating schedules without operator input, the new MPS integration sets a new standard as one of the most advanced MIS integrations for conventional label presses available today.