Advanced Printers Activity Logger $285.00 (up to 19 Printers)

Advanced Printers Activity Logger
Advanced Printers Activity Logger is an intelligent print auditing solution! Advanced Printers Activity Logger® 1.2 is a Windows NT/2000/XP utility that monitors both local and network printers and keeps track of all printing activity. The expenses on printing documents (paper, toner, printer maintenance) are very sensitive even for a medium-size enterprise. There are special printing audit programs available to optimize the expenses and ensure the rational usage of printers in an organization. Such printing audit programs enable you to carry out the detailed analysis of the printer hardware usage, document flow volume, and the amount of money the organization spends for printing of those documents.

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 Advanced Printers Activity Logger gathers the detailed information about each printing job:

• Queue jobs
• Document name (application was used to print)
• Name of the user, who have created the job
• User’s computer name
• Date and time the job started
• Name of the printer
• Total size of the job in pages
• Number of the pages printed
• Number of bytes printed
• Job status (printed, spooling, deleted, error, etc.)

Advanced Printers Activity Logger monitors a complete set of printer parameters and print jobs parameters

Key Features

• Keeps track of all print jobs with detailed information
• Monitors a complete set of printer parameters and print jobs parameters (up to 92)
• Runs as a Windows NT/2000/XP service. Includes separate application to control the monitoring service and view/export/print log journals
• Uses fast and reliable Interbase/Firebird 6 database for storing data (it's included in the installation)
• 3 types of log journals: Print Jobs Journal, Printer Events and Jobs Events Journal, Application Events Journal
• Powerful filters for easy data finding
• Export to MS Excel, MS Word, CSV, HTML, XML and DB formats
• Multi-language interface

Print Jobs Journal

Print Jobs Journal contains detailed information about each print job:

• Date and time the job queued
• Document name
• Name of the user, who have created the job
• Name of the computer
• Total size of the job in pages
• Number of the pages printed
• Total size of the job in bytes
• Number of bytes printed
• Job status (printed, spooling, deleted, error, etc.)
• Date and time the job started
• Date and time the job finished
• Name of the printer
• Driver version
• Orientation of the paper
• Size of the paper
• Paper length
• Paper width
• Scale factor
• Number of copies
• Printer resolution (X-resolution)
• Color or monochrome
• Whether double-sided printing is used
• Y-resolution
• The way TrueType fonts should be printed
• Whether collation should be used
• Name of the form (Letter, A4, etc.)
• ICM handling method
• ICM Intent
• Type of the media being printed on
• Dithering type
• ICC Manufacturer
• ICC Model