Compare CirrusPrint vs. Tungsten SafeCom

CirrusPrint helps you manage and streamline your printing and document delivery across multiple networks. It solves cloud migration issues related to printing and provides the fastest and most direct way to deliver documents to users. With CirrusPrint, traditional network printing is still possible without any changes to operations. You can also print to your users, email your printers, and send a file from your smartphone to a printer anywhere in the country. CirrusPrint can be used on Windows or Linux, either in the cloud or at your own data center. It can accept print jobs and other documents, compress them, and deliver them to remote printers and users. It is easy to integrate with applications. You can print to it as any network printer, email files, drop files into the device, or use REST API. CirrusPrint jobs are sent quickly and securely to remote printers as exact duplicates of the original job.

In a distributed setting, organizations must streamline document workflows and cut down on expenses related to printing, while also addressing security and compliance challenges. Utilizing Tungsten SafeCom allows your mobile workforce to print more effectively while ensuring sensitive information is securely handled. Experience a reduction in print-related expenses by as much as 40% through secure pull printing and optimized print rules, eliminating the necessity for print servers with client-based printing. Users can submit their printing jobs via various methods, including a mobile application, email, or web submission, providing them with versatile options. The secure pull print feature enhances security, guaranteeing that users retrieve the correct documents they have sent to the printers. Moreover, this solution can be set up to provide an end-to-end encrypted workflow, ensuring that documents remain completely secure throughout the entire print lifecycle. Additionally, the implementation of such a system can significantly improve overall productivity and user satisfaction by simplifying the printing experience.