Retail operations could automatically print flyers, job rosters or price labels at stores each week from a central location, rather than sending an email and waiting for managers to see it and print the attachment.
If you need someone in a different office to sign a physical document, you can print it there rather than emailing it or printing and posting it. Teachers can print on the school printer through the week and then collect all their printouts on a weekly visit, while payroll teams can print cheques without going to the office. The centralised admin options have been particularly useful to the 2,500 organizations (ranging from Canadian schools to Norwegian banks) on the private preview who needed to support newly remote users, and have generated nearly a quarter of a million print jobs already.
