For us, the last two years have been like a rollercoaster ride. Since the beginning of our collaboration with Heidelberg, we wondered what an open platform for the industry could look like. We drew, we argued, we developed, we discarded things. We turned over every stone twice, improved, tested and went back to the whiteboard. But this is normal, this is how we work. Take a look here at what has happened so far and what we still have planned.
Heidelberg acquires Crispy Mountain and work on Zaikio begins.
First developer previews of the Zaikio Hub, the Loom event system and the App Store.
First developer previews of the Zaikio Procurement platform and connectivity to the first suppliers.
The Zaikio hub becomes available to the public. The procurement platform starts with the first test customers. Mission Control is available for developers.
Start of the private beta for the Procurement App. The first tests are being run with Mission Control.
Closed beta phase for the procurement app begins. Customers test Zaikio Procurement in live use. First partners are connected to Zaikio.
Zaikio Procurement Public Launch. Connection of further partners to Zaikio. Zaikio App Store available to all Zaikio members.
Apps for all types of tasks become available in the App Store. Public launch of Zaikio Vault. Closed beta phase of Mission Control.
Public launch of Mission Control. The apps in the Zaikio App Store can communicate with each other. Printers can book the apps they need for their business with just a few clicks of the mouse.