Who are we?

Well, to be precise, we are the Colour Management People.
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A colourful journey in the beautiful printing industry

There is something that everyone in the world is passionate about. Colours are ours. We
adore hues. Colours are what we study. We revere colours. Colours are the essence of our
universe! We pursue this vibrant journey in the printing industry that demands colour
accuracy.

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“We strive to be as useful as we can to this great printing industry.”

If there is no execution, what good is passion alone? Regardless of how much the world is changing, we strive to be as helpful as we can to the printing business by providing colour management concepts, colour accuracy tools, and particularly created software to help our clients reach print efficiency and best of quality at world class standards at all times.

“Their team is incredibly knowledgeable. They provided tailored solutions that perfectly fit our printing needs”

Sairam, Publisher

“Squaredots transformed our printing process. Their expertise and support are unmatched, delivering consistent, high-quality results.”

Tom Harold, Founder, CEO

“The technology Squaredots offers is top-notch. We’ve seen remarkable improvements in our workflow and output quality.”

Alex Smith, Designer

“A company logo cannot be printed perfectly without colour accuracy tools.”

Beginning with a company logo, entrepreneurs and manufacturers worldwide invest a significant amount of time, energy, and financial resources into developing a brand. Additionally, the business owner registers it. Keeping in mind the attributes of the brand and the company’s operations, a brand symbol or logo is made using special colours. Customers may think of a duplicate product if the company’s promotional materials or collaterals do not appropriately print that specific logo colour in accordance with the brand book guidelines. 

“Did you notice how many different shades of blue there are in the adjoining image?”

This is why colour accuracy is so important!