ACDI Announces PaperCut Reseller
Agreement with Dell

By ACDI | Published May 22, 2013

Little Rock, Arkansas -- Access Control Devices Incorporated (ACDI) the industry-leading manufacturer of copy, print and fax control devices powered by PaperCut®, has announced today that Dell Print Solutions has entered into a reseller agreement allowing for the purchase of PaperCut print management software directly from ACDI.

The agreement signed today solidifies the relationship between two of todays leaders in their respective fields. Dell Print Solutions are constantly searching for ways to increase efficiency in the work place, reduce costs and enable people to work more productively. They offer a full range of award-winning printers with low total cost of ownership, one of the best warranties in the industry, and products that help streamline print environments.

Papercut’s print management software has helped over 50,000 organizations reduce their print costs and their environmental impact by reducing the amount of supplies being consumed. One of the primary aims of PaperCut is to reduce printing levels by changing a user's printing behavior. Implementing quotas, monitoring and charging are just a few of the ways Papercut draws attention to a users copying and printing habits.

Matt Bennett, Director of Sales says, “We're excited about the agreement and the chance to work as a partner with one of the best print solutions providers in the world today. Our customers should expect great things to come of the relationship we formed today.”

Advanced hardware, 24-hour on-call support, a commitment to research and development and industry leading PaperCut software. Those are the reasons why customers continue to choose ACDI. We have cultivated a rich tradition with our products in the healthcare, education, SME and legal areas. Now, with the addition of PaperCut, the award-winning print management software used in over 50,000 organizations and 100 countries, ACDI is the complete resource center for the dealer channel.

 

ACDI Announces PaperCut Reseller Agreement with Xerox Canada

By ACDI | Published May 15, 2013

Little Rock, Arkansas -- Access Control Devices Incorporated (ACDI) the industry-leading manufacturer of copy, print and fax control devices powered by PaperCut®, has announced today that Xerox Canada has entered into a reseller agreement allowing for the purchase of PaperCut print management software directly from ACDI.

The agreement signed today solidifies the relationship between two of todays leaders in their respective fields. Xerox Canada Inc. is a supplier of document management technology such as printing and publishing systems, digital copiers, laser and solid ink printers and fax machines.

Papercut’s print management software has helped over 50,000 organizations reduce their print costs and their environmental impact by reducing the amount of supplies being consumed. One of the primary aims of PaperCut is to reduce printing levels by changing a user's printing behavior. Implementing quotas, monitoring and charging are just a few of the ways Papercut draws attention to a users copying and printing habits.

Josh Lane, President of ACDI says, “The agreement with Xerox Canada further solidifies how far ACDI has come in our sales and support of the #1 print management solution, PaperCut MF, and our industry leading payment systems. We’re excited to join forces with such an industry icon like Xerox Canada.”

Advanced hardware, 24-hour on-call support, a commitment to research and development and industry leading PaperCut software. Those are the reasons why customers continue to choose ACDI. We have cultivated a rich tradition with our products in the healthcare, education, SME and legal areas. Now, with the addition of PaperCut, the award-winning print management software used in over 50,000 organizations and 100 countries, ACDI is the complete resource center for the dealer channel.

PaperCut announces PaperCut MF 13.2

By ACDI | Published Mar. 2, 2013

Today, PaperCut annouced the release of PaperCut MF 13.2. Adding new features to this already powerful print management software.

New Features:

• A new charging type for printing and copying has been added. We've called it "Standard" because we believe it will become the first choice for most sites. The new charging type allows exact costs to be specified for each combination of page size, color/grayscale and single/double sided. For the back-story about this change, see the PaperCut 13.2 release news.
• Denied print jobs are now displayed for a short time in hold/release queues, so users can know what has happened to their job. This applies to the release station, web based release interfaces and the Mobile Print Release interface.
• New tools to assist with diagnosing problems, including:
  • A one-click download of diagnostic files.
  • Generate and log a diagnostic snapshot of system state at a point in time.
• Web Print PDF printing is now built in:
  • Web Print now works "out of the box" for PDF printing on Windows. There is no longer a need to install and configure Adobe Reader or a separate service account.
  • Improved fault tolerance on Windows by continuing to print previously submitted jobs after Web Print is restarted.
  • If a system change results in successive Web Print job failures, an error will be reported to the Application Log allowing system administrators to be notified and take action.

Click here for a complete list of features, enhancements and fixes.

Buyers Lab (BLI) Honors PaperCut MF with 2013 "Pick" Award

By ACDI | Published Apr. 29, 2013

After putting PaperCut MF through it's paces, BLI technicians found that the platform offers most of the functionality small and mid–sized organizations could want in an accounting/print management solution. Not only does the solution have all the necessities for cost accounting, control and recovery, it also includes outstanding print management tools that can help organizations of any size better understand their document output and reduce TOC–for a price that's lower than many other competitive offerings.

Read the BLI Accounting and Cost Control and Recovery Software Assessment Here

ACDI announces strategic alliance
with Sharp Business Systems

By ACDI | Published Apr. 22, 2013

Little Rock, Arkansas -- Access Control Devices Incorporated (ACDI) a leading distributor of PaperCut® software in U.S., is announcing that Sharp Business Systems, a division of Sharp Electronics Corporation is now an authorized reseller of PaperCut software in U.S.

PaperCut’s print management software has helped over 50,000 organizations lower their print costs and their environmental impact by reducing the amount of supplies being consumed. One of the primary goals of PaperCut is to reduce printing levels by changing a user's printing behavior. Implementing quotas, monitoring, and charging are just a few of the ways PaperCut draws attention to a user’s copying and printing habits.

Chris Dance, Founding Partner of PaperCut, adds, "We're excited to see the alignment between ACDI and SBS. ACDI is a proactive PaperCut sales and support organization with customer service values in common with our own. They are perfectly equipped with the skill-set required to compliment the team at SBS."

Matt Bennett, Director of Sales, ACDI says, “We're excited about the agreement and the chance to work with one of the best multi-function peripheral (MFP) providers in the world today. Our mutual customers should expect great things to come from this arrangement.”

“Our strategic alliance with ACDI will only strengthen the solution offerings we make available to our clients. PaperCut is an invaluable tool that will help empower clients to reduce waste, print securely and recover output costs with minimal administration. ACDI’s commitment to provide quality support along the way will also give our clients peace of mind,” expressed Anthony Sci, Vice President of SBS.

ACDI’s dedication to research and development, on-call support, industry leading PaperCut software and strong presence in healthcare, education, SME and legal markets are just some of the key reasons that customers continually choose ACDI.

ACDI Hires Kris Robertson as Solutions Architect

By ACDI | Published Oct. 14, 2012

Access Control Devices Incorporated (ACDI) the industry-leading manufacturer of copy, print and fax control devices powered by PaperCut®, has announced today that they have officially hired Kris Robertson as a Solutions Architect.

With the addition of Kris Robertson as Solutions Architect, ACDI has raised the level of client expectations relating to complete solution experiences. Kris brings with him a wide breath of experience in custom solutions workflow and a proven track record providing hardware and software design solutions.

Mr. Robertson’s previous experience as a Market Area Support Engineer for one of the worlds leading business technology solution providers has prepared him to provide professional, customized software and hardware solutions for our clients. But, Mr. Robertson’s greatest asset is his ability to work with clients on a personal level to understand their project requirements and needs, which makes him a perfect fit at ACDI.

Matt Bennett, ACDI’s Director of Sales says, “We're excited about the addition of Kris to the ACDI family. With his experience, our commitment to professional services continues to grow. Kris will provide our customers with innovative, forward-thinking software and hardware solutions designed specifically to their needs.

ACDI Hires Jason Andrews as Account Manager

By ACDI | Published Oct. 7, 2012

Access Control Devices Incorporated (ACDI) the industry-leading manufacturer of copy, print and fax control devices powered by PaperCut®, has announced today that they have officially hired Jason Andrews as an Account Manager.

With the addition of Jason Andrews as Account Manager, ACDI has raised the level of client expectations relating to complete solution experiences. Jason brings with him a multitude of experience in client relation management and a proven track record providing print management, MFP, and cloud storage solutions.

Mr. Andrews’ previous experience as an Account Executive for one of the leading business technology solution providers has prepared him to thrive in situations of scale, importance and deadline. But, Mr. Andrews’ greatest asset is his ability to work with clients on a personal level to understand the requirements of the end user, which makes him a perfect fit at ACDI.

Matt Bennett, Director of Sales says, “We're excited about the addition of Jason Andrews to the ACDI family. He solidifies and strengthens our overall client solutions experience and will provide our customers with innovative, forward-thinking representation when it comes to their current projects and future plans.

PaperCut MF12 chosen as Most Outstanding Print Management Solution

By ACDI | Published Aug. 2, 2012

Buyers Lab Inc. has chosen PaperCut MF12 as the Outstanding Print Management Solution in its Summer 2012 Pick Awards. Twice a year with its “Pick” awards, BLI gives special recognition to the hardware and software products that provided the most outstanding performances in BLI’s unique evaluations.

Reducing print-related costs, increasing print-job security and recouping print and copy costs where appropriate are the imperatives driving the growth in the print management category. BLI editors have selected PaperCut MF 12 as “Outstanding Print Management Solution” for this Summer 2012 “Pick” season thanks to its robust feature set and affordability.

“After putting PaperCut MF through its paces, there’s little doubt it’s among the best software platforms in this class on the market,: sais BLI Associate Editor Carl Schell. “Not only does the solution have all the necessities for cost accounting, control and recovery needs, it also includes outstanding print management tools that can help organizations better understand their document output and reduce TCO—for a price that’s lower than many other competitive offerings.”

PaperCut MF blurs the lines between traditional job accounting/cost-recovery solutions into full-fledged print management for internal use within an organization. Naturally, it facilitates the tracking of (and charging for) print, copy, scan and fax jobs. The solution also includes features such as secure print release and “follow me” printing, as well as cost-saving features such as re-routing of files to lower-cost devices and the ability to enforce duplex printing or restrict output by application type. Compatible with most network operating systems, PaperCut MF offers an embedded application that can run on devices from HP, Konica Minolta, KYOCERA, Lexmark, Ricoh, Samsung, Sharp, Toshiba and Xerox (with other brands supported via an external terminal), making it a seamless fit with virtually all environments.

Administrators have a wealth of features at their disposal, too, including the ability to configure quotas by user or department. They can also establish rules—enforced duplexing, restrict output by application type, for instance—to create organization-wide print policies, and provide notifications to employees to keep them informed. All of these features can help companies not only track and recoup hardcopy costs, but proactively reduce them.

ACDI Hires Solutions Sales Representative

By ACDI | Published Mar. 19, 2012

Little Rock, Mar. 19, 2012 -- Access Control Devices Incorporated (ACDI) the industry-leading manufacturer of copy, print and fax control devices powered by PaperCut, has announced today that they have officially hired Tadd Farmer as a Solutions Sales Representative.

With the addition of Tadd Farmer as Solutions Sales Representative, ACDI has raised the level of what their clients can expect when it comes to a complete solution experience. Tadd brings with him a multitude of experience leading large-scale projects and a proven track record relating to project definition, execution, and completion. Mr. Farmer’s previous experience as a solutions engineer for one of the leading manufacturers in global aviation has prepared him to thrive in situations of scale, importance and deadline. But, Mr. Farmer's greatest asset is his ability to work with clients on a personal level to understand the requirements of the end user which will make him a perfect fit for your
needs.

Matt Bennett, Director of Sales says, “We're excited about the addition of Tadd Farmer to the ACDI family. He solidifies and strengthens our overall client solutions experience and will provide our customers with innovative, forward-thinking representation when it comes to their projects and future plans.  

Technically advanced hardware, 24-hour on-call support, a commitment to research and development and now industry leading PaperCut software all from one source. That is why customers continue to choose ACDI.

ACDI announces the release of PaperCut 12.0

By ACDI | Published Jan. 22, 2012

Access Control Devices Incorporated (ACDI) the industry-leading manufacturer of copy, print and fax control devices, has announced the release of PaperCut MF v12. PaperCut MF is the preferred choice in cost recovery software packages.

The latest release of PaperCut MF, the most trusted name in cost recovery software, is loaded with new functionality and developed with customers needs in mind. Version 12 sees PaperCut add automatic duplexing and grayscale conversion allowing for greater return on invest and reduction of resources. Other notable upgrades include: a new executive report summary, custom dashboard widget and improved language translation.

As iPads have become a staple in many educational and business environments, PaprCut MF version 11.6 saw the introduction of the PaperCut iPad app. Mobile users now have the same functionality as desktop users including: print authentication, account selection and viewing of print job status.

Matt Bennett, Sales Manager for ACDI says, “We're excited about the new functionality that PaperCut has built into its latest releases. Mobile users are an ever-increasing segment in this market and PaperCut MF 11.6 and 12 focus squarely on their needs. The new versions solidify and strengthen our overall solution package and provides our customers with robust control over their entire fleet of copiers and printers.”

With the addition of ACDI ProServices® support to our technically advanced hardware, commitment to research and development and industry leading software, ACDI is your complete PaperCut resource. That is why customers continue to choose ACDI.

PaperCut MF 11.6 Released

By ACDI | Published Dec. 4, 2011

New features:

• AirPrint support. PaperCut now enables printing to all your PaperCut managed printers across your enterprise. As well as enabling printing, the PaperCut iPad App also provides the rich functionality desktop users are used to, such as authentication, balance display and selecting / charging to shared accounts when printing. More information is available in the user manual.

Enhancements:

• Because of the increasing use of graphics application and Mac systems, PostScript files are getting larger. After significant performance profiling in PaperCut's PostScript parser we have improved analysis speed, showing a performance improvement of up to 6x.
• Added an option to hide/display report parameters on top of the reports.
• Added new print script recipes (examples):
• To cancel large jobs sent by users in a particular group.
• To only accept jobs sent from workstations in a particular subnet.

Fixes:

• Improved recovery when database connection problems occur during server start-up.
• Fixed problem when authenticating from a release station with usernames in the "DOMAIN\username" format.
• When running the "Control Printer Monitoring" program on Mac to enable/disable printers, the displayed number of enabled printers is now correct.
• When running the "Control Printer Monitoring" program on Mac to enable/disable printers, the displayed number of enabled printers is now correct.

Printer compatibility improvements:

• Added support for tracking printing for the NEC MultiWriter 8250N.
• Improved page level color detection for Ubuntu PostScript printing.
• Improved document level color detection for Canon iPF series devices (5100, 6550, 8100 and possibly others).
• Improved duplex detection on OKI B410 (PCL5).
• Fixed position of bottom-of-page watermarks for ledger page sizes for Toshiba PCL6 printers.
• Added support for Canon UFR II print driver on Mac.
• Improved analysis of RPCS (Ricoh) drivers.
• Detect non-standard paper sizes for the Ricoh Aficio MP W2400 printer.

Copier / Device Integration:

• Toshiba Onboard/Embedded (e-BRIDGE Open Platform): Preview release for an improved embedded solution leveraging new and emerging Toshiba technology.
• Xerox Onboard/Embedded (Xerox Secure Access): Added support for tracking scan-to-USB on supported devices.

At the core of PaperCut MF is the ability to interface directly with MFD hardware to track off-the-glass functions such as copy, scan, fax and secure print release. PaperCut has worked directly with Samsung® to bring software directly to the MFD at a firmware level. To complete the solution offering across all devices PaperCut MF also supports hardware copier terminals.

The Samsung embedded solution brochure is available for download on the ACDI website. The brochure is packed with all the latest PaperCut features available for your Samsung MFD.

New features:

• Web Cashier. This feature provides a simple web interface for (non-technical) staff to charge items to PaperCut accounts and/or deposit funds into PaperCut accounts. E.g. a print room could use this to charge services like binding and laminating to a user's PaperCut account, or a bursar's desk could use it to easily recharge a user's account after accepting cash at a register. See the user manual for more information.

Enhancements:

• New option to specify the default page loaded after logging into the end-user web interface. E.g. to go straight to the Web Print page after login.
• Enhancements to support and simplify the setup of Windows Authentication to MS SQL Server.
• Improved scalability for sites with many secondary print servers under high load by reducing the number of database connections used.
• Added more documentation about Mac to Windows printing and Print Services for UNIX.
• Page count hardware validation may now be used on sites who are using a custom SNMP community name.
• Print scripting: the API inputs.printer.groups now returns an array that may be used in for..each loops.
• Improved card self-association at MFPs when the card number is longer than 100 characters.
• Added support for print job redirection across more CUPS print queue types (queues using custom CUPS filters).

Fixes:

• Web Print: fixed issue that could cause XPS documents to not print (time out) if the server was under high load.
• Page count hardware validation may now be used in Windows clusters.
• Fixed a rare issue that would cause the application server to stop responding (database deadlock) when a user performs multiple copy jobs in a single login session during times of high print job load.
• Fixed issue releasing jobs from hold/release queues when using some payment gateway modules under certain conditions (CBORD and Blackboard in on-demand mode).
• Fixed issue logging into the UNIX command line release station when the user's password contained a backslash.
• Fixed display issue on the admin page used to change an internal user's password.

Printer compatibility improvements:

• Improved copy count detection on newer drivers for the Xerox WorkCentre range (e.g. Xerox WorkCentre 7530).
• Add toner solid ink(!) level detection for the Fuji Xerox ColorQube range.
• Improved page size detection for some older Fiery X3TYe PCL drivers.
• On the HP Officejet K550 when printing from MS PowerPoint: fixed potential copy count issue.
• Added support for the Epson 7890's GDI driver.
• Fixed issue watermarking on some PCL6 duplex jobs.
• PCL5 page-level color detection improvements.
• Improved grayscale detection for the Toshiba universal driver.
• Improved page counting for some PCL6 booklet documents.
• HP Universal PCL driver, printing from MS PowerPoint: improved copy count detection.

Copier / Device Integration:

• HP Onboard/Embedded (Chai SOE DSE): Reduce home screen icon size to fit on models with smaller screen sizes.
• Konica Minolta Onboard/Embedded (OpenAPI):
  • When print jobs are released from a hold/release queue in a batch, make sure the jobs print in the original order on Windows (issue on OpenAPI 3.1 only).
  • Id authentication: the option to mask the id is now available for some more devices with older firmware versions (not all devices can support this feature).
  • Fixed an issue which prevented showing more than 12 pages worth of accounts in account list.
• Kyocera Mita Onboard/Embedded (HyPAS):
  • The keypad may now be used for id/PIN logins, card PIN entry and account code entry (rather than requiring the soft keyboard).
  • Fixed session timeout on the print release screen.
  • The custom logo/colors are now displayed on all screens including the device initialization and admin setup screens.
  • Added an option to hide the cost from the print release screen.
  • Fixed issue masking the id entry when id authentication was the only enabled option.
  • Added an option to skip the print release screen when logging in.
• Sharp Onboard/Embedded (OSA):
  • Added SSO support. Third party applications such as scanning apps can now access information about the logged in user, as authenticated by PaperCut.
  • Improved handling of bad card swipes on Sharp OSA3 devices.
  • Fixed bug which prevented access to the Sharp copy tab after an auto-release of 4 or more jobs in some situations.
  • Allow Sharp PC-Fax jobs to be sent (previously these jobs were denied).
• Toshiba Onboard/Embedded (e-BRIDGE Open Platform):
  • Fixed issue on eBX devices where users logging in using the device "Guest" login could see and release jobs for other users (due to the device not reliably sending SNMP logout trap events).
  • Improved message displayed on embedded web browser when users login using the device built-in guest user.
  • Fixed a problem where the user's balance is displayed when a shared account is selected.
• Boscop Virtual Cash Acceptor: Added support for dispensing of cards.
• Xerox Onboard/Embedded (Xerox Secure Access): Improved reliability when using network card readers for authentication. If there is a problem initiating the login to the MFP, allow the user to re-attempt the card login immediately.

Little Rock, Feb. 22, 2011 -- Access Control Devices Incorporated (ACDI) the industry leading manufacturer of copy, print and fax control devices, has announced today that they have officially integrated their hardware payment systems with PaperCut release station and pay station software.

With the addition of PaperCut, the most trusted name in cost recovery software, ACDI’s technically advanced product portfolio continues to grow to meet the needs of our clients. ACDI now offers real-world features like: embedded off-the-glass (copy, scan and fax), rules-based printing, and follow-me printing along with a web-based dashboard. ACDI’s customer-focus and big picture thinking empowers them to support the software in all phases, from pre-sales consulting and implementation to maintenance and customer satisfaction reviews. What this means to universities, schools, professional and corporate offices looking to recover printing and copying cost is that a complete solution can be supplied by one vendor, greatly reducing the hassle and strain of dealing with multiple points of purchase.

Josh Lane, President of ACDI says, “We're excited about the addition of PaperCut to the ACDI family. It solidifies and strengthens our overall solution package and provides our customers with robust control over their entire fleet of copiers and printers.”

Technically advanced hardware, 24-hour on-call support, a commitment to research and development and now industry leading software all from one source. That is why customers continue to choose ACDI.

ACDI will be exhibiting at the 2011 ITEX conference, This years conference is March 22-23 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. A little bit about the conference: Each year, ITEX continues to lead the channel with the strongest road map to grow new business, insisting that actionable strategies are implemented to secure high profit margins. In it's 11th successful year, ITEX continues to provide the best direction to the channel that will lead to increased business growth. Hear from dealers, consultants, OEMs, analysts, vendors and VARs who present their proven methods first-hand. It's time to learn where the latest technology is taking our industry and how to profit from it! ITEX - the one event that captures it all!

We'll have on display the latest technology in Prox Cards, Print Management Software, and embedded solutions that drive ROI and reduce hardware costs. In addition, the week before, for our Sharp Customers, we'll be in Las Vegas, Nevada at the Sharp National Dealer Meeting displaying similar products. 

ACDI is a leading manufacturer and designer of superior copy and print control devices. Since 1994, we have established ourselves as one of the industry's leaders through hard work, quality products, and the ability to meet our clients' needs. Contact us today at 800.990.2234 or sales@acd-inc.com and let us create a custom hardware or software solution for your business or organization.

Little Rock, AR — August 30, 2010 — ACDI, a Little Rock based developer and manufacturer of copy and print control solutions, is proud to announce the hiring of Casey Cobb in the position of Account Manager for the western region. 

Cobb, a graduate of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, comes to ACDI after serving as retail sales manager for northern Arkansas in a Fortune 100 communications company. Cobb brings with him more than 12 years of professional business-to-business solutions management and sales experience.

“What Casey brings to our team is a fresh outlook on the market and a willingness to serve our customers in all capacities. These qualities combined with his experience will make an immediate impact on the service and professionalism our clients, and future clients in his territory will receive,” said Josh Lane, president of ACDI.

ACDI is a leading manufacturer and designer of superior copy and print control devices. Since 1994, we have established ourselves as one of the industry's leaders through hard work, quality products, and the ability to meet our clients' needs. Contact us today at 800.990.2234 or sales@acd-inc.com and let us create a custom hardware or software solution for your business or organization.

Little Rock, AR — May 15, 2010 —ACDI, a Little Rock based developer and manufacturer of copy and print control solutions, announced the redesign of The Swiper, a cost-effective credit card reader. The Swiper interfaces with almost every copier/mfp in the market today, allowing clients to access a business center’s services. Before a copy, print, or fax can be processed, users must swipe their credit card at the machine, where the display informs them of the current and total transaction charges.

The Swiper affords many technical advances and options, including: Multiple price lines for B&W, color and premium paper sizes, Interfaces with pay-for-print solutions (Print management software required), Total back-end payments engine with financial reporting, Accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover, Ethernet or wireless transmission, 24/7 customer service for you and your customers, PCI Compliance for credit card transactions.

On the redesign of The Swiper, Josh Lane, CEO said, “We have redesigned The Swiper to be a leaner and meaner credit card reader. The new Swiper has all the options as the original with a considerably smaller footprint. The Swiper fits better into the work-flow of a business center copy and print solution. The new user interface makes it incredibly simple to use.”

Continually focusing on our core competencies and leveraging our position as a market leader enables ACDI to offer a free, 2-year limited warranty and toll-free technical support along with an optional extended warranty programs and on-site technical support. To find out more about The Swiper, Contact Us today.

Now authorized Toshiba dealers and subsidiaries can provide ACDI's best-in-class copy management devices as an integrated part of their Toshiba offerings to educational, commercial and professional office customers as a seamless feature of TABS' robust line of color and monochrome e-STUDIO multifunction products. Working with ACDI as a preferred vendor furthers TABS' commitment to solving the full range of our customers copy and print management needs in business, government and education settings, said Kay Fernandes, vice president of Marketing, TABS.

Read the Toshiba Press Release here

Aided by Konica Minolta's premier Vendor 2 protocol, ACDI has launched the first "Vend-All" solution, allowing individual charges for Copy, Fax, Print and Scan. Thus far, this is the first of its kind and we are proud to say it works!

ACDI is proud to announce a simple, plug & play interface solution for the Sharp MX series of copiers. The EX2000's unmatched design flexibility combined with Sharp's split button architecture allows for one of the most user-friendly color copier vending solutions to date. Customers will value the interface's ability to correctly charge for all combinations of color, B&W, duplex and premium paper sizes. Compared to other solutions, technicians will appreciate our simple installation and ease of setup. Our research and development team have been working hard to provide the highest quality and most flexible solutions for our customer's needs. We look forward to continuing to show the integrity and dependable service you expect when choosing ACDI.

In effort to achieve our clients' requests, ACDI has developed a new software companion to our Copymate 900/2500/SD devices. The Copymate Data Extractor can upload copy counts directly to a customer's PC or laptop and import the data into any of their favorite spreadsheet, database, or accounting software. Also, customer accounts can easily be added to the Copymate control device from any PC spreadsheet. When uploading or downloading account information from multiple Copymate devices, this program is essential.

Little Rock, AR — September 26, 2006 —ACDI, a Little Rock based developer and manufacturer of copy and print control solutions, announced the immediate availability of its EX2000 SeriesTM copy and print control devices. The EX2000 Series enables companies to control their copy and print costs in a pay-for-print environment, while realizing a greater ROI. 

The EX2000 Series copy and print control devices utilize a feature-rich, user-friendly, technology platform. This versatile, turnkey solution is bursting with the options that modern users demand in today’s extremely competitive, customer centric marketplace. Multiple PIN accounts, limitless payment methods, pay-for-print connectivity, granular reporting, and flexible pricing create an invaluable resource of companies and their clients.
On the availability of the EX2000 Series, Josh Lane, CEO said, “Combining the scalable technology utilized in the EX2000 Series products, with the market-driven features, and the multitude of custom option packages, we have created the next evolution in copy and print control solutions.” 

Continually focusing on our core competencies and leveraging our position as a market leader enables ACDI to offer a free, 2-year limited warranty and toll-free technical support along with an optional extended warranty programs and on-site technical support.