PrinterLogic
PrinterLogic is a Vasion print management product that eliminates print servers through a cloud-native, centralized platform.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
PrinterLogic is a print management offering from Vasion. It is positioned as a way to eliminate print servers, moving organizations to a direct IP print environment with serverless technology and print automation. The product is described as a cloud-native, centralized platform for managing users, devices, and processes, and is stated to be trusted by over 14,000 organizations worldwide. Its advertised capabilities include eliminating scripting and GPOs, centralized console management, role-based access control, automated driver deployments, real-time print activity, secure release printing, zero trust architecture, bring your own device, concurrent IdP integrations, self-service user portals, device- and printer-agnostic operation, mobile printing, and a universal printing experience. Vasion states that PrinterLogic can reduce helpdesk tickets by up to 90%.
History
PrinterLogic is presented by Vasion as a product for eliminating print servers. Vasion states that for more than a decade it has been helping companies simplify their print infrastructure, automate business processes, and integrate their technology in a more secure environment. The PrinterLogic product page describes a cloud-native, centralized platform for print management and print automation, and states it is trusted by over 14,000 organizations worldwide.
Products and positioning
Cloud-native, centralized print management platform that eliminates print servers and legacy architecture.
PrinterLogic
Cloud-native, centralized print management platform that eliminates print servers and supports direct IP printing, print automation, secure release printing, and self-service installation.
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