Secure Printing — Enterprise

Engineered secure release and print governance for medium and large organisations across Australia.

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Secure pull-printing, authentication, and cloud-ready integrations.

Overview

Adunil provides secure printing solutions that reduce waste, protect sensitive documents, and ensure user accountability. Options include card and mobile authentication, PIN release, and secure cloud-queueing compatible with major MFP brands.

Pull-print release and zero-footprint clients
Full audit trails and reporting for compliance
Integration with Azure AD, LDAP, and SSO

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Core benefits

Secure releaseYes

Cloud integrationYes

ReportingAudit-ready

Solution architecture

Flexible deployment — on-premise, hybrid or cloud-hosted. We design for minimal footprint and maximum security, protecting PHI, financial records, and sensitive client data in compliance with Australian standards.

Encrypted queues and transport
Role-based access and device policies
Automated retention and secure delete workflows

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Comparison & Licensing

Feature	Standard	Enterprise
Secure Release	PIN & Mobile	PIN, Card, SSO, Mobile
Cloud Connect	Optional	Included
Audit Logs	Basic	Advanced + SIEM export
Management	Local	Centralised with multi-site

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Tech details & FAQs

We support card readers (HID, NFC), mobile OTP, PIN codes and integration with corporate SSO (SAML/OAuth2). Deployment tailored to your security policy.

Configurable retention and purge rules, encrypted storage, and exportable audit reports suitable for ISO and Australian regulatory requirements.

Centralised management supports thousands of devices, with health checks, usage analytics and proactive alerts. We integrate with existing monitoring stacks.

Case study: Financial services

A multi-branch financial client reduced printed exposure and improved compliance using our enterprise secure printing stack. Result: 38% reduction in uncollected prints and full audit visibility.

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