HP ePrint Enterprise Mobile Printing Solution

Business is mobile—printing should be too.

Why your business needs HP ePrint Enterprise

Our smartphones and mobile devices allow us to tap into cloud services, giving us the power to communicate and compute virtually anywhere our business or life takes us. For business travelers and remote workers, printing on the road or while visiting a satellite office can be frustrating—and a drain on productivity. Carrying a laptop, keeping track of cables, and remembering USB drives can all get in the way of the business at hand.

HP ePrint Enterprise solves these challenges by bringing the power of printing to mobile devices. With HP ePrint Enterprise, anyone can print from their Internet-enabled device to HP and non-HP printers with just a few clicks.¹ Printing has finally caught up with the mobile age.

About the HP ePrint Enterprise Solution

HP ePrint Enterprise integrates seamlessly into your IT infrastructure, is easy to manage, and scales to meet the needs of your cloud network. Since the application doesn’t require drivers, it supports printers regardless of manufacturer, and it works within your existing printing environment.

HP ePrint Enterprise delivers an easy mobile printing experience. After installing the HP ePrint service app on their supported mobile device¹ and activate within their enterprise, users can quickly search for network printers and send documents to be printed—all in just a few clicks. View Demo›

Read the Solution Brief to learn more: HP ePrint Enterprise Solution PDF 787KB
White paper: Hit Print across the Enterprise and on-the-go—all from a mobile device PDF 622KB

Security

From anywhere in the world, an HP ePrint Enterprise user can securely hit Print. The document travels through encrypted channels, and the HP ePrint Enterprise administrative software hosted on your server processes the document and renders it for printing. The process is as secure as your trusted enterprise server.

For another layer of security, HP ePrint Enterprise can be configured to support pull printing. Using this method, the user sends a document to a secure print server, and then locates and selects a printer. After reaching the printer, the user confirms his or her identity using a PIN or other form of verification, and the document is released from the server to the printer.

1. HP ePrint Enterprise requires Internet- and email-capable BlackBerry^® smartphone OS 4.5 or newer, iPhone^® 3G or newer, iPad^® and iPod Touch^® (2nd gen) devices running iOS 4.2 or later, or Android^® devices running version 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3, with separately purchased wireless Internet service, HP ePrint Enterprise server software and HP ePrint service app. Solution works with PCL5/6, PCL3, PCL3GUI printers (HP and non-HP). BlackBerry requires BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) deployment.

Printing to public print locations with the HP ePrint service app for BlackBerry smartphones and Android, and iOS devices: Usage of HP ePrint service app at mobile print locations requires Internet-and email-capable smartphone or tablet with separately purchased wireless Internet service, and the HP ePrint service app. Availability and cost of printing varies by mobile print location. Visit www.hp.com/go/eprintmobile to view the list of applicable smartphone and tablet operating systems. HP webOS app available late Fall 2011. Solution works with PCL5/6, PCL3, PCL3GUI printers (HP and non-HP). HP webOS app available late Fall 2011.