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Fully integrated into PaperCut MF’s standard print charging/accounting/quota process, jobs sent, are typically paused and then released by the user, directly from the most convenient MFD or printer.

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BYO Device Printing: Allow end users to print wirelessly from laptops, netbooks, iPads and iPhones with no driver installation or server authentication.

Using forced attributes, you can convert color jobs to grey-scale and enforce to duplex where appropriate. Using PaperCut’s filtering or advanced scripting (JavaScript) you might route large jobs to dedicated high-speed printers, display popups to ask end users to confirm single sided output, automatically delete print jobs with incorrect paper sizes or suggest an alternative printer when a device is offline.

Apply Your Own Print Policies: With PaperCut MF, copying and printing is controlled according to policies that encourage or enforce appropriate access and use of your device fleet.

At-a-glance reporting on CO2 and carbon emissions – by CO2 volume or by tree – shows the impact.

Cut Waste and Go Green: Encourage responsible printing with PaperCut MF quotas and print policies, cutting paper and toner costs and power usage.

Beyond that, there’s little other detail about the solution on Toshiba’s website – you’re asked to contact a company for more information. Toshiba’s Print Management Suite provides usage reporting, print rules (such as allow colour printing only for internal documents, or recommend duplex printing when a user selects single-sided), consumables management, diagnostic reporting, and find-me printing. IntelliColour is a device-based approach to printing rules (such as print all emails in monochrome, or limit the use of colour printing to particular applications or users).

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Ricoh Remote Fleet Management provides centralised monitoring and reporting, plus automated toner ordering.Įnhanced Locked Print NX provides secure print release with optional card-based authentication. While Ricoh endorses Equitrac and PaperCut, it also has its own products in the print management arena. It allows for usage reporting, plus control over who can use the device, how many pages they can print, and whether they can use colour. Fuji Xerox Printersįuji Xerox's Auditron is a feature of certain members of the company's range of printers and multifunction devices such as the DocuPrint M455 df. Other benefits include secure printing (the job isn't released until the user is at the printer), automatic distribution of documents to destinations such as SharePoint or Dropbox, support for mobile devices, policy compliance (such as defaulting to – or even enforcing – black and white rather than colour), mobile support, cost accounting, rerouting jobs to printers with lower per-page costs, and the automatic deletion of print jobs that aren't released within a certain time. That means a job can be directed to any networked printer after it has been output by an application. Canon uniFlowĭespite being a Canon product, uniFlow monitors multi-vendor printer fleets, and provides a universal driver. It can also monitor the status of other vendors' devices, providing they are SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) compliant.ĭevice usage can be logged to file, and BRAdmin can be configured to send emails to appropriate people when devices go into error states such as “out of paper”. It allows remote configuration (with the ability to configure multiple devices at once) and remote firmware upgrading (individually or by group), and can discover new devices on the network. Brother BRAdminīRAdmin comes at no extra charge with Brother's networked printers and multifunction devices. In some cases, these products support printer fleets that include devices from other vendors.

It's quite common for hardware vendors to offer their own print management software, sometimes in the context of document process management. The Equitrac range is endorsed by Fuji Xerox, Konica Minolta and Ricoh, among others. Nuance’s Equitrac Office provides a single queue with delivery to any printer on the network, print rules to reduce waste and cost (for example, by denying users access to colour printing if their jobs don't require it, or by sending jobs to the most cost-effective printer), secure print release, automatic reporting, and more. Other supported brands include Brother, Canon, Dell, Epson, Fuji Xerox, HP, Konica Minolta, Kyocera, Lexmark and Samsung.

Printer vendors backing PaperCut include Oki, Ricoh and Toshiba. It supports the use of card readers to identify users, and manages copying, scanning and faxing as well as printing.

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PaperCut MF is a similar product, but includes software that runs on various multifunction devices to provide find-me printing and secure print release. PaperCut NG also provides print management of mobile devices