Hi there!

Happy new year, I hope you and your families had a wonderful holiday period.

I’d like to start the new year by thanking you all so much for helping make PaperCut the proud print management provider it is today, 20 years young. Here’s to the next two decades!

In this issue

• The launch of secure LDAP, plus all our Google resources in one place
• A spotlight on Gallagher's nifty access control readers
• A must-see infographic on paper usage in US schools
• A legendary edu case study on one of the UK’s finest institutions
  
• New KB articles, and a new way to provide feedback

… And plenty more!

Till our next issue on February 1, have a great start to the new year.

Maria Piera
Editor
marketing@papercut.com

More Google goodness

In case you missed the announcement, Google has launched secure LDAP! It should be in your Google Admin console and ready to use with PaperCut MF/NG. Here’s how to set it up.

We’ve also compiled a useful list of all of our Google-y resources at the link below.

Gallagher access control readers

Gallagher provides physical access control solutions that let you use smart card and mobile phone credentials as access tokens. Neat.

Its access control readers can be assigned to Papercut MF-enabled printers (or copiers from Xerox and Konica Minolta) to control who can access printers/copiers in the workplace.

Keen to find out more? Follow the link below and hit ‘Enquire’.

Quick feedback on KB articles

Want to help us improve our Knowledge Base (KB)? Now you can with our handy feedback implementation at the bottom of each article.

In a typical month, we see around 110,000 visits to our KB, versus around 2,500 support requests. That’s a 40:1 ratio! It’s clear having a robust knowledge repository helps our customers and partners solve issues themselves – so we’d love your help to make it even better.

Follow the link below to pick a KB article and see how it all works.

Better security for Release Station API

We've noticed security on our Release Station API isn’t up to scratch, so we’ll be introducing some changes over the next few weeks to tighten things up.

If you’re currently using the API, you probably won’t notice much, but be sure to subscribe to the Release Station API mailing group for the latest information/updates once everything’s finalized.

As always, ping integration-dev-support@papercut.com if you have any questions.