Mobile Web App (No install)

This mobile app allows you to print documents from your mobile device using a browser, so no installation is required. It is compatible with both iOS and Android platforms and supports a wide range of document formats.

First, ensure that your mobile has data service.
Open the browser on your mobile device, and go to https://mobile.eprintitsaas.com.

Read the privacy terms and accept it. A new screen will be displayed with the options from where you can select your file to be uploaded in the ePRINTit SaaS system for printing. In this screen you can also configure the device to where you are going to print your files.

\uD83D\uDCD8 Instructions

#1 QRCode Print

A QR code (Quick Response code) is a two-dimensional barcode that can be read by a mobile camera which will then interpret the data encoded in the QR code and take the appropriate action. QR codes are square-shaped and contain a variety of information. In the ePRINTit SaaS system the QR Code allows the user to connect the mobile to a printer device.

#2 Location

The location where the files will be physically available for pickup. For more information about how to configure the locations click here. To get more information about how to associate the location to a device, click here.

The mobile app also allows the user to change the location to where the files will be sent, according to the user’s preference. When user select the Change Locations button, a new screen will be displayed with the nearest location available.

The user also has the option to search the location/devices available selecting the Map tab, where the user can have a view of the available location in the map.

After the location is selected, user can start printing the files.

#3 Email

To add files from email, user should tap on Add Files/Email and select the email provider.

When selecting iCloud, Yahoo, Aol or Other, the following screen will be displayed with the instructions to print the files.

When selecting Gmail, the following screen will be displayed to request access to the user’s Gmail account and to grant the access to ePRINTit mobile app to print the files direct from the email account.

When selecting Outlook, Office 365 or Hotmail, the following screen will be displayed to request access to the user’s account and to grant the access to ePRINTit mobile app to print the files direct from the email account.

#4 Pictures

#5 Files

#6 Dropbox

When selecting Dropbox, the following screen will be displayed requesting access to the user’s Dropbox account.

#7 Box

When selecting Box, the following screen will be displayed requesting access to the user’s Box account.

#8 Google Drive

When selecting Google Drive, the following screen will be displayed requesting access to the user’s Google Drive account.

#9 OneDrive

When selecting OneDrive, the following screen will be displayed requesting access to the user’s OneDrive account.

#10 Office 365

When selecting Office365, the following screen will be displayed requesting access to the user’s Office365 account.