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    Connector apps make it easy to connect cloud storage

    By Bytes Document Solutions11 October 2019
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    Cloud connector apps help you create workflows that connect your multi-function printer (MFP) to your chosen cloud storage.

    Cloud storage lets you scan in and share documents making it easier to collaborate.

    Printing documents stored in the cloud directly to the ConnectKey Technology-enabled MFP makes it easier for your mobile workforce to access the documents they need. All of this is done with just a few touches directly at the MFP.

    Watch this video for a quick demonstration of just how easy it is to print from or scan to your cloud storage of choice:

    Is your cloud storage one for which we have an app? Look at the list of current cloud storage apps below copied directly from the Workflow apps website. The links included with each description take you to the app in the App Gallery where you will find additional information. The extra information includes sample screen shots, trial versions, system requirements and languages available as well as supporting documentation and more.

    Amazon WorkDocs: Stay organised by routing documents to the appropriate folders and transform paper into digitally accessible files with direct connection to the Amazon WorkDocs App from your MFP. Learn more about Amazon WorkDocs App ›

    Connect 2.0 for Box: Easily print from or scan to an individual or shared Box account. As more organizations and workers are leveraging the convenience of cloud storage services, this app makes it easier to digitize documents, collaborate and work on the go. See Connect 2.0 for Box app in gallery ›

    Connect 2.0 for Dropbox: Easily print from or scan to an individual or shared Dropbox account. See Connect 2.0 for Dropbox app in gallery ›

    Connect 2.0 for Google Drive: Easily print from or scan to an individual or shared Google Drive™ account. This workflow app makes it easier to digitize documents, collaborate and work on the go. See Connect 2.0 for Google Drive app in gallery ›

    Connect 2.0 for Microsoft OneDrive: Easily print from or scan to an individual or shared Microsoft OneDrive account. See Connect 2.0 for Microsoft OneDrive app in gallery ›

    Connect 2.0 for Microsoft Office 365: Easily print from or scan to an individual or shared Microsoft Office 365 account. See Connect 2.0 for Microsoft Office 365 app in gallery ›

    Connect App for Evernote: Securely scan and print directly to and from your Evernote account. Learn more about Connect for Evernote ›

    The sky’s the limit, as they say. With the connect apps, take advantage of the cloud and the flexibility it provides to your business.

    About Bytes Document Solutions
    Altron Bytes Document Solutions (BDS) is Africa’s leading document management technology and services company and the largest Xerox distributor in the world. It is the authorised Xerox distributor in 26 sub-Saharan countries offering the complete range of Xerox document equipment, software solutions and services. BDS forms part of JSE-listed Allied Electronics Corporation (Altron).

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