This article outlines the extensive printing capabilities that DocumentsCorePack provides for the Power Platform and Dynamics 365. Once configured, you can access printers from Power Automate, Dynamics 365 or your PowerApp.
Next to the integration with three major cloud print providers, our solution comes with options to utilize local printers.
Please note: It is not possible to mix those two types for a specific Dynamics 365 organization.
Cloud Print – Integration
The following step-by-step guides illustrate how to configure printers via the respective provider.
- Microsoft Universal Print: Microsoft Universal Print printer configuration for DocumentsCorePack
- Printix: Printix printer configuration for DocumentsCorePack
- PrintNode: PrintNode printer configuration for DocumentsCorePack
Local printing Service/Application
DocumentsCorePack comes with two native options to configure printers:
- Print Service: The service allows us to expose network printers to be available for printing via DocumentsCorePack. It comes with proper print service management and logging capabilities to handle multiple printers and high print volumes. The service should be deployed on dedicated print servers to ensure access- and availability.
Details: Service-based printing in DocumentsCorePack - Print Application: This application allows you to define and enable printing on “personal” printers (e.g. attached to your computer or laptop only) and is intended for small local printer installations.
It does not work on servers with multiple printers.
Details: Print Application (Configuration and Utilization)
- Print Service: The service allows us to expose network printers to be available for printing via DocumentsCorePack. It comes with proper print service management and logging capabilities to handle multiple printers and high print volumes. The service should be deployed on dedicated print servers to ensure access- and availability.
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