PrinterLogic vs YSoft SAFEQ Platform

PrinterLogic manages organizational printing through centrally managed direct IP printing, eliminating print servers. Administrators use one Admin Console to manage printer objects, drivers, profiles and settings, then push deployments without scripting or Group Policy Objects. Its Self-service Portal lets users install printers and drivers without IT support. Secure Release Printing holds jobs until users authenticate and release them at the printer. Print jobs stay local, with confidential data encrypted until it is behind the organization’s firewall. The mobile app supports direct IP printing, scanning, print release and off-network printing on iOS and Android. The agent supports current and previous releases of Windows, macOS, ChromeOS and Linux distributions including Red Hat and Ubuntu. The product page lists more than 200 integrations across identity, print, storage, back-office, operating-system and virtual-desktop systems. Pricing is on request, and a 30-day trial is available. Listed usage-based plans cost $109.60 a month for 50-99 print queues and $121.80 a month for 25-49 queues.

YSoft SAFEQ Platform manages office printing and document capture for organizations. SAFEQ 6 provides centralized visibility across printer fleets, reporting, billing, quotas, rule-based print policies, and print roaming. Its scan workflows include one-click delivery to email or cloud repositories, and secure pull printing requires user authentication. The platform can run in public or private cloud, on premises, or in a combination of those environments. Its building-block architecture is designed to expand with additional devices, features, and users at one site, or to extend access to remote offices.

Mobile printing is available through YSoft Wireless Print for Android and iOS, as well as email or web upload. Listed connections include DocuWare, Epic, Google Drive, Microsoft Azure AD, iManage, M-Files, SAP, and OnBase; PayPal and DIBS payment gateways are standard. Supported environments include Windows, Mac, UNIX, Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops, and LPR-compatible systems. Pricing is available on request. For a single-server deployment, the recommended requirements include 8 GB free RAM, 100 GB disk space, a dual-core 2 GHz processor or higher, and a 1 Gbit/s network.