Data-Driven Content Management

If we take a step back from the documents, we often find that actually much of this data WAS a controlled system initially. Good examples of this are the Supplement Facts section and Cautions, Ingredients, Distribution Statements and other information. If that data could be exported as data (not as documents) and then directly "injected" into the artwork without typing, pasting, or otherwise handling it, the risk of errors decreases substantially and the remaining QC applied can naturally focus on the fewer areas that are not automated or were actually intended to be changed.