Xerox

Managing and securing documents has never been more important in the workplace. 

In a work environment that has shifted increasingly remote and technology that has gone progressively digital, having a document management system for your company’s files is more crucial than ever. 

Xerox’s DocuShare platform could be your answer if you’re looking for a digital, cloud-based platform to manage, store and share your documents with your workgroup. 

However, this platform does cost money, which means you need to know what you’re getting into before purchasing.  

Have you ever struggled to get printing supplies, like toner or ink, for your printer?  

If you have, then you understand that reordering printing supplies are a hassle. Most of the time, you don’t even know you’re running low until you’re completely out and navigating the toner aisle at the nearest office equipment store can be intimidating or sometimes even impossible.   

Xerox has a program, called eConcierge, that is designed to take the guesswork out of measuring supply levels, assisting you in reordering supplies and providing you with a resource for free service calls as you desire. 

Xerox is one of the major printer brands on the market, and their ConnectKey Technology is one of their most distinguishing features. 

But what exactly is it? What are the benefits? Does it cost anything? 

Xerox ConnectKey Technology is a broad platform that encompasses a lot of different features and is specific to certain machines in Xerox’s catalog. 

It’s important to know what Xerox ConnectKey is and which machines it applies to because it could end up being the deciding factor on whether a Xerox machine is the right fit for you. 

Are you looking for an all-in-one, or multifunction printer, that can print, copy, scan and fax documents in color and black-and-white? 

The Xerox VersaLink C605 could be for you, then. But how do you know if it’s the exact office machine you are looking for? 

As a long-time print vendor that strives to give consumers the information they need to make the best purchasing decision possible, we want to answer this question in the form of a comprehensive review. 

If you’ve had a problem with your TV or phone that you couldn’t seem to figure out, what did you do? 

More than likely, you contacted someone for help, and that “someone” was probably a support agent from the brand of device you have. 

Xerox, the printer brand we partner with, has a similar infrastructure in place for remote support called Xerox Support Services, and it’s important that you understand the pros and cons of using it. 

While it is useful to resolve minor issues, trying to solve any type of major issues with your printer over the phone can result in frustration and wasted time.