CheckSolo vs PrinterLogic App

Checksolo's mobile App supports all the features of VERTHOS Digital Workflow. Automatic sync features mean you can move seamlessly between your iPad and your desktop or laptop while you work on a report. Main QMS features include: * Audit * Complaints * Document Control * Change Control * Training Management * CAPA * Deviations * Non-conformance * Out of Specification * Risk * Supplier Management Designed specifically for working on the move, CheckSolo works without the need for internet access. Features: * Operate for weeks without internet connection * Comprehensive logistical scheduling by location * Generate regulatory tamper-proof reports * Supports all QMS operations * Secure portal for client to access reports * All reports retained securely for full statutory period * Full support for photos, including annotations * Tag photos to specific findings or observations * Capture new item / issue details in the field * Map item / issue location with GPS * Full business dashboards

This app does not work alone. It works in organizations that use PrinterLogic software. Your IT manager will know if it applies to your printing workflow. The PrinterLogic app gives users a native direct IP printing solution and the ability to quickly and easily release secure print jobs from your mobile device. These two features are explained below: Native Mobile Printing This feature lets you print from any app on your phone or tablet using printers your IT manager has configured for you, or using printers you add manually. How it works: From within any app, launch a print job using the Share function and then select PrinterLogic. Choose an available printer and select Print. The print job is processed on your mobile device and sent directly to the printer. Secure Release Printing Secure release printing protects confidential information by making sure that you, and only you, receive the printed document. There are two versions. With pull printing, you can choose the printer that’s most convenient after you initiate the print job on your mobile device. How it works: Using pull printing as an example, launch a print job and select Hold on the pop-up menu. The print job is held on the device you initiated the print job from until you are near the printer and ready to pick it up. To retrieve it, go to a nearby network printer, launch the PrinterLogic app, and use it to release the job as shown above.