Name: PaperCut NG
Price: 435.00 $
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

PaperCut NG overview

PaperCut NG lets you limit and control printer use within your organization.

Whether you're an IT manager or an academic administrator, PapaCutNG is the perfect way to create quotas and monitor usage for everyone who accesses your organization's printers.

Your resources, under control

Go green. Allowing students or employees unlimited printer access can lead to wastefulness. Limit individual usage, or charge for printing.
Track crucial usage data. Integrate with your existing directories to create user accounts, or monitor printer usage amongst individual departments.
Get started quickly. PaperCut NG is easy to implement, so you'll be up and running in no time.

What’s new in version 21.2.4

Updated on Dec 21 2021

Fixes:

Upgraded all log4j2 libs to v2.17 to remove vulnerability to CVE-2021-45105.

Information

License

Shareware

Size

648.8 MB

Developer’s website

https://www.papercut.com/products/ng/

Downloads

15393

App requirements

Intel 64
OS X 10.11.0 or later

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Virtualruffy

Mar 12 2020

19.2.3.53768

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Mar 12 2020

0.0

Version: 19.2.3.53768

We use it to control pc users. Their AD account is synced to it and controls their copies by the print group they are placed into in AD. Overall works well. Reports need far better structure and explanation. Its a real PITA to get a report to give you exactly what you want and not keep trying to find the right selections. Unfortunately it was not setup for the macs so I have no idea if it works well with them or not. It also controls the copiers too. Overall its better than the many other pc printer controlling software out there (screw you Pharos!).

Prince-Isaac

Jan 24 2014

14.0

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Jan 24 2014

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Version: 14.0

Holy Cow! If I were managing a shop with more than 20 employees this app would be a godsend. At one place I worked there were a few individuals who would print 300+ page (single-sided in those days) tomes that not only would tie up the printer, but would also waste a lot of paper as those print jobs were mostly copies of PDFs or other online works. I know that we all need bound technical manuals but if they're popular and useful then management should be buying single copies for a departmental library rather than people printing whole volumes for themselves.