Y Soft Corporation announced that the updated YSoft SAFEQ 6 Embedded Terminal for Ricoh multifunction devices with Smart Operation Panel has obtained Ricoh certification for use in production environments.
The updated YSoft SAFEQ Embedded Terminal for Ricoh is an Android-based software application integrated into the multifunction device (MFD). It utilises the softkey, touch, and swipe operation capabilities of the Ricoh MFD’s Smart Operation Panel to deliver a seamless and efficient user experience.
Y Soft has provided a SAFEQ Embedded Terminal application that integrates with Ricoh MFDs for many years. This 2nd generation of the SAFEQ Embedded Terminal provides users of the latest generations of Ricoh devices with Smart Operation Panel with a trusted set of features and capabilities and an enhanced and personalized, clean design user interface.
With SAFEQ Embedded Terminal, Ricoh MFD users can leverage SAFEQ authentication for secure and convenient access control and safe and personalised access to device and application functions, confidential documents, scan, and fax destinations. SAFEQ Embedded Terminal accurately enables tracking and accounting of device usage by user and billing codes available to the user.
“The new YSoft SAFEQ Embedded Terminal for Ricoh, is a much requested and long-anticipated release, that allows Ricoh customers to fully appreciate, and immerse themselves into the YSoft SAFEQ experience on Ricoh MFPs,” said Adam L. Lawrence, Technical ESG Solutions Manager for RICOH International BV. He went on to say, “Looking forward to seeing the further enhancements that will be added into the Embedded Terminal application in the future.”
“Working with Ricoh to create a straightforward and simple to use interface is another example of our devotion to the customer experience,” said Barry Löwer, Chief Sales officer for Y Soft. “YSoft SAFEQ Embedded Terminal on Ricoh MFDs with Smart Operation Panel offers one of the best user experiences available and supports all the functions provided by YSoft SAFEQ.”
