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Yea, you are pretty much looking at X-Rite or Techkon.

Fiery XF or CGS ColorTuner.

Do you create custom profiles?

What are you using for your Output Profile?

The down and dirty answer is CPS is easier to use and works well with Fierys. I1Profiler is more versatile, but has a little bit higher learning curve. I prefer i1Profiler, but CPS does a fine job.

Do you have a RIP or DFE in front of the "copier"?

Solid green on left, blinking orange on right.

There is a feature comparison on this page... Which eXact™ 2 is Right for You? Are you looking for a spectrodensitometer, or just a spectrophotometer?

Do you have a Pantone Connect account?

I had the same questions as Steve. Also, Adobe Illustrator may not be the best source for PANTONE Recipes. You may want to check out Dan Gillespie's blog on WhatTheyThink... Adobe and Pantone to Part Ways; What You Gonna Do?. But also for clarification Pantone isn't meant to be a formula...

You had asked about G7 with CPS, but only running v4.9.0.21. I don't think G7 module was released until v5.1. You might look at getting on SMSA to get the latest version.

“The CMYK ICC profile that we will use is ISO Coated v2, since we will be printing on a coated stock.” Where are you located? In the US?

Are you familiar with SCCA? In order to pass G7 Colorspace GRACoL, you do need to hit the tolerances as defined by the specification for GRACoL. However, G7 does allow you to apply Substrate Corrected Color Aims. What this does is re-adjusts the aims for Solids and Colors based on the white...