IT teams need more than break-fix support; they need centralized print management, visibility, and secure self-service tools to keep PHI safe and patient care moving without interruptions.
That’s why a modern approach to print and output management is no longer optional—it’s essential.
Centralized Print Management With PrinterLogic
PrinterLogic eliminates print servers and helps reduce IT burden with a centralized Admin Console to manage printers, users, groups, drivers, and profiles from one place. Universal print drivers and a Self-Service Installation Portal give IT teams visibility and control while providing a simple and secure experience for end users. Additionally, the Self-Service Portal empowers and enables end users by reducing helpdesk tickets and freeing up bandwidth for IT teams to prioritize other tasks.
With secure, role-based access and simplified deployment across even the most distributed hospital networks, PrinterLogic keeps print environments running smoothly. And more print uptime means one thing: fewer disruptions to patient care.
Seamless Document Management With PrinterLogic Output
PrinterLogic Output replaces aging, siloed output management systems with cloud-first technology, eliminating the need for separate vendors or disconnected workflows. Clinical forms, lab results, prescriptions, and patient records are generated, routed, and delivered with complete visibility and control, all from one secure platform. This ensures secure, reliable access to the documents clinicians and administrators depend on.
PrinterLogic Output also includes an Output Console that gives teams real-time visibility into print jobs. From the console, users can automatically reroute failed jobs to functioning printers, which helps avoid delays and keeps operations running smoothly.

You can also configure PrinterLogic Output to instantly reroute jobs if a printer fails, minimizing downtime and disruptions. A lightweight, self-updating service runs on your network to process and route print jobs from Epic, Oracle Cerner, EMR, EHR, or ERP systems, while complex rule execution is handled in the cloud.
Sensitive PHI is secured end-to-end through built-in secure release methods, integrated security features, and a Zero Trust Architecture.