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Y Soft brings simplified Cloud printing to Europe

-- Company expands YSoft OMNI Series Availability --

Y Soft, the leading enterprise workflow solutions provider, today announced that businesses in the European Union can now lower their print services costs through simplified cloud-based printing with YSoft OMNI Series. OMNI Series is a cloud printing service that instantly and cost-effectively connects printers to the Cloud.

OMNI Series also enables companies to support hybrid office/home employees with secure cloud printing, and for companies with critical printing processes, OMNI Series has options for high availability.

“YSoft OMNI Series is perfect for small-to-medium businesses that want to quickly connect their existing printers¹ to the Cloud now in order to lower their costs and reduce the burden on their IT departments,” stated Wouter Koelewijn, Chief Product Officer at Y Soft.
 
“Moving print to the cloud is on the top of many businesses’ agendas,” said Louella Fernandes, Director at Quocirca. “Y Soft has created a simple way for those businesses to leverage cloud printing with Universal Print by Microsoft.”
 
Together with Microsoft

YSoft OMNI Series consists of OMNI Bridge and the OMNI UP365 App. Y Soft developed the OMNI UP365 App in partnership with Microsoft to support the Universal Print feature in Microsoft 365. With its 20-year history of designing and manufacturing companion hardware products for its print-management software, Y Soft was an ideal partner to create a cloud-based solution for SMB that leverages the security of M365 in an elegant and easy to use solution.
 
OMNI Series Availability in the YSoft Store

YSoft OMNI Bridge, a serverless Edge device, and the YSoft OMNI App, an annual subscription service, are offered as a bundle in the YSoft Store. Customers can choose from three bundle packages that support either 1, 5 or 25 printers starting at €224.00. Additional UP365 subscriptions are available in 1, 5 or 25 packs starting at €25.00. OMNI Series is available in the EU countries and in the United States, where it debuted in March 2021.

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