Document Logic brings Xerox offer to West Yorkshire

Xerox concessionaire and premier partner Document Logic has opened a new office in Leeds as it expands its remit to cover the West Yorkshire urban area.

Paul Wilkinson, an industry veteran of over 25 years, has been appointed by Document Logic as director of the West Yorkshire branch.

Founded in 2002, Document Logic has grown steadily, offering its customers a full suite of printing equipment and business solutions. The company has established an extensive customer base of local enterprises and public sector organisations.

The York-based company recently added a fully-managed print solution, using Xerox Partner Print Services (XPPS), to its portfolio of offerings enabling the company to grow by £250,000 year-on-year over the last three years.

“This is an exciting time for Document Logic,” said Simon Wood, managing director. “Steady growth and an expanding customer base have brought us to a position where the next logical step was to open an office in West Yorkshire.

“Adding XPPS to our portfolio has really given us the impetus to drive our business forward. Xerox offers the right blend of technology and support that has helped us move into a new market sector. Our local expertise means we’re ideally placed to offer the managed print technology that Xerox has developed for larger organisations to small and medium enterprises.”

Welcoming the expansion, Mark Duffelen, director and general manager, Channels Group, Xerox UK and Ireland, said: “Document Logic has been an outstanding channel partner for almost a decade. Their customer-focused approach to business complements Xerox’s own ability to deliver simplified office print infrastructure and reduced overheads for SMBs with managed print.

“Supporting our channel partners and helping them to grow is a key priority for Xerox, and the expansion of Document Logic is further evidence that selling managed services is a great opportunity for resellers to grow their businesses.”

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