KYOCERA Document Solutions has updated its Cloud Connect v2.0 application enabling scanning and printing of files in cloud services directly from most Kyocera multifunctional product control panels. In addition to connecting to Evernote, Kyocera’s new version 2.0 software supports connection to Google Drive.

The KYOCERA Cloud Connect application allows users to upload and store files to their account on Google Drive directly from the touch screen control panel of a Kyocera multifunctional product (MFP). Also when a hardcopy of any document is needed, users can print directly from Google Drive to their Kyocera device.

KYOCERA Cloud Connect allows users to:

Scan to Google Drive: Upload scanned files directly to Google Drive from the Kyocera product; removing the need to send scanned files to, or from, a computer

Google Drive to Print: Retrieve and print files stored in Google Drive directly from the Kyocera product in file formats including JPEG, PDF and TIFF

“Increasingly customers want to store and access data from anywhere, at any time. Kyocera Cloud Connect is the solution that bridges Kyocera’s products to the cloud service applications publically available today,” said George Kharoufeh, product marketing manager, Kyocera Document Solutions

Australia and New Zealand.

www.KyoceraDocumentSolutions.com.au/CloudConnect