Hi there!

Welcome to another reseller newsletter. This is our last issue for the year, so I wish you and your families a wonderful holiday period – and thanks for being part of our adventures.

There’s plenty to get around, so let's dive straight in.

In this issue

Ask a PaperCutter – our new tips and tricks video series
The third sustainability-focused video in our This Is PaperCut video series
A tech article covering an ingenious port trunking/Mobility Print solution

…And heaps more. Happy reading until the next issue in early January 2019.

Maria Piera
Editor
marketing@papercut.com

Ask a PaperCutter: insider tips and tricks

Looking for exclusive tips and tidbits on some hot print management topics? Look no further than Ask a PaperCutter – our new short video series where we pick some brilliant PaperCut brains.

First in the hot seat? None other than CEO Chris Dance covering everything from G Suite integrations to Job Ticketing.

A quick note: these videos are for ASCs and resellers only, so please don’t share them publicly!

GO TO VIDEOS

Getting clever with trunk ports

Like extraordinary solutions to ordinary problems? Not as much as Steve you don’t! See him break down an ingenious trunk port fix devised by a savvy customer.

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Wins for an Italian insurer

Schools one day, mega insurers the next! Spearheaded by our partner Glocal Value, this case study’s all about how we delivered big printing and sustainability benefits for Italy's biggest insurer.

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This is PaperCut sustainability

PaperCut was born from a desire to care for the environment. Read about it in our new blog, and check out the third installment in our This Is PaperCut video series. It's a great watch.

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PayEx end-of-life announcement

PayEx are shutting down their Micro Account services on December 31, so we’ll soon remove their payment gateway from the ordering system and PaperCut website.

SEE OUR EoL POLICY

Tips for the web services API

Shock horror: API guy Alec’s been playing with integrations again – and this time, he’s delving into what you can do with the account-id property for shared accounts.