Savin C7570, C6055 Bundled Solutions, Savin Software Utilities For Document & Device Management

SAVIN SOFTWARE UTILITIES FOR DOCUMENT & DEVICE MANAGEMENT

Savin’s suite of document and device management solutions is reviewed here because your marketing efforts must include more than hardware—you need to present a total solution. This section provides a basic overview of several bundled and optional software utilities. For detailed information and specifications, please refer to the appropriate Savin Document Solution Product Launch Package, or for a downloadable brochure visit www.savin.com.

Integrating MFPs and printers with an existing IT infrastructure requires a lot more than an Ethernet interface. Savin provides a comprehensive set of administrative and integration software tools to assist administrators and end-users in the installation, configuration, and maintenance of the device. These utilities also add value to your solution by enabling you to deliver streamlined workflow and document management solutions in addition to administrative tasks.

Bundled Solutions

WEB IMAGE MONITOR

Web Image Monitor (WIM) is built into the controller of every Savin MFP. The interface has been given a colorful facelift , making WIM easier than ever for administrators to use and manage a single device. No separate utility software is required, and all device settings can be managed via a normal web browser, i.e. Internet Explorer, by simply inputting the machine’s IP address as the URL. The following are features supported by Web Image Monitor:

■ Browse the current status, job, and error histories of the target printer.

■ Monitor system status including paper and supply levels, on- or off-line status, etc.

■ Manage administrator/user authentication settings.

■ Reconfigure the network settings.

■ Administrators and users are notified via E-mail alerts in the event of a fault condition such as Low Toner, No Toner, Service Call, or Off-line.

■The Remote Operation Panel allows an administrator to reset the current job or reboot the device from anywhere on the network in the event an end-user cannot resolve the problem directly.

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