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UPrint

UPrint

Starting in 2026, ITS and the UConn Budget and Planning Office will begin introducing a standardized fleet of UPrint printers that will be centrally funded.

Please visit the Updates to the UPrint Program guide to learn how this service is changing.

Faculty and staff can read this guide to learn about UConn's UPrint Program. UPrint is administered by UConn Information Technology Services (ITS) and involves the central management of printers and “secure release” technology.

Joining UPrint

If you have questions about your current devices or want to join the program, please open a Support Request using the printer-specific requests at techsupport.uconn.edu.

Each department will undergo an initial assessment where ITS works with the department and print partners to identify specific printing needs. This assessment helps determine the most suitable equipment and technology to optimize efficiency, productivity, and cost savings.

What will UPrint look like in my department?

UPrint Benefits

  • Devices are centrally funded

  • You’ll be able to print at over 500 printers on the UConn campuses

  • All future equipment will be provided under this program

  • Supplies (toner, staples etc.) are monitored and replacements are shipped as needed (excluding paper)

  • Service maintenance and replacement parts are included

  • Scan to OneDrive

  • Guaranteed service level response times

  • Dedicated on-site technical support

  • You don’t need to set up or add new printers to your computer

  • Device usage monitoring

  • Flexibility for equipment changes required to meet operational business needs

  • Reduction in energy usage and paper consumption

UPrint Goals

  • Save Money: UPrint helps manage printing needs and eliminates wasteful printing through secure releases

  • Boost Efficiency: UPrint standardizes equipment and supplies, streamlining the printing process and making it easier to get support

  • Go Green: UPrint uses energy-efficient MFDs, reducing the number of machines needed and lowering energy consumption

  • Centralize the support and deployment of printers

  • Increase security of shared printers and print jobs

  • Track printer and printer supply usage

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