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Print Audit is a private company that provides print tracking and copy auditing tools to office equipment dealers and end-users. The company's main software product is Print Audit 6.
The company was co-founded in December 1999 by John MacInnes to create products that could help companies recover the costs associated with photocopying. Over the next ten years, the company developed print and photocopying products to track, analyze and control the printing patterns of organizations. The company asserts that to date it has installed print management software on 2 million workstations worldwide.[1][unreliable source?]
a suite of three client based print management software modules (Analysis, Rules and Recovery) that allow organizations to track, manage and reduce their printing
Copy Audit Numeric
allows professional service firms to track walk-up photocopying costs
Copy Audit Touch
allows users to track walk-up photocopying costs, consisting of flexible software and hardware combinations
Print Audit Embedded
allows users to track and charge for walk-up copying, faxing, scanning and server printing without external hardware
Print Audit Secure
allows users to release their print jobs at any device with their smartphone or a web-enabled computer.[2][original research?].
