Toshiba Tec Corporation will launch an updated version of its MFP platform e-BRIDGE Next on 25 June 2021, adding new features to the current line-up of Toshiba MFPs.
These features are designed to help organisations overall efficiency along with an increase to their security.
The updated e-BRIDGE Next will support new cloud services, such as Universal Print from Microsoft and Native Print from Chrome OS. Unlike in the past where you needed to install a printer driver to your client PC, Universal Print and Native Print enable users to print directly from the cloud service. This allows users to print from anywhere via the internet.
In addition, when accessing the cloud, security plays an important part in data transfer. Cloud Managed Document Service enables our MFPs to directly communicate with cloud services, and e-Bridge Cloud Login allows you to login to cloud services using mobile device or PC for the 1st time authentication. 2nd login becomes automatic and does not require authentication using mobile device or PC, allowing the access to be convenient yet safe and secure.
Remote Assistant Menu is added in case you have an issue on your MFP or just need some assistance. You can ask the Call Centre for assistance simply by clicking this icon on the control panel. The menu features Log Transmission, Remote Service, and Remote Panel Operation enabling the Call Centre to access the MFP to investigate the issue or remotely operate the control panel based on customer’s requests.
Failure Prediction with e-BRIDGE Remote Diagnosis Tool monitors and analyses your MFP to predict and visualise the component and timing of a potential malfunction or failure. This allows service to schedule visits before problems occur and keeps your MFP in top condition and reduces machine downtime.
