Kyocera Document Solutions Inc.

Kyocera Mita Corporation

Kyocera Technology Development, Inc.

Kyocera Document Solutions Development America, Inc.

Arthur Alacar

Michael Ong Martin

Jin Liang

Mark Chen

Tomoyuki Tanaka

Dilinur Wushour

Debashis Panda

Barry Sia

Sang Yoon Lee

Zheila L Ola

A policy-based printing system is implemented to allow access to a private domain to print using a public domain. The private domain includes private servers that store documents. The public domain includes servers and a printing device. A public policy server uses a domain list and a protocol connection with a private authentication server to validate a user and identify which private domain to access. The public policy server retrieves a policy from a private policy server that configures the parameters for printing using the public domain. The print job data is provided to a public file server until the public policy server confirms that the print job can be sent to the printing device.

Method for implementing policy-based printing operations in a public domain

A cloud-based server and a port monitor on a device provide authentication of a user to access print jobs on the server. An application may print or perform other operations from the cloud-based server to a printing device. The port monitor uploads data for a document to the cloud-based server. Once the data for the document is uploaded, a claim code is generated by the cloud-based server. The port monitor receives the claim code. The port monitor initiates the launch of a browser having a uniform resource locator (URL) address for the server along with the claim code. The user is authenticated using a login page and the claim code associated to the user to allow access to the document on the server.

Methods for authenticating printing operations from a cloud-based server

A cloud-based server and a port monitor on a device provide authentication of a user to access scanned documents on the server. A scanning device may capture a digital image of a document. The port monitor uploads data for a scanned document to the cloud-based server. Once the data for the document is uploaded, a claim code is generated by the cloud-based server. The port monitor receives the claim code. The port monitor initiates the launch of a browser having a uniform resource locator (URL) address for the server along with the claim code. The user is authenticated using a login page and the claim code associated to the user to allow access to the document on the server.

Methods for authenticating user access to a scanned document on a cloud-based server

Methods for policy-based printing operations in a public domain

An authentication system uses authentication tokens to allow access by third party applications to a printing device. A mobile device includes a mobile application that scans a graphical code to obtain identification information for the printing device. The mobile application requests that the third party application generate an authentication token. The mobile application stores the authentication token for the third party application and the identification information at a document processing platform, which is separate from the printing device or application. The printing device provides its identification information to the document processing platform to receive the authentication token. The printing device provides the authentication token to the third party application to establish a connection to process print jobs through the mobile device.

Authentication of user at a device using a mobile application

System and methods for using an authentication token with a cloud-based server

Authentication system using a code with a mobile application

System and method for implementing policy-based printing operations

Apparatus(es) and method(s) relating generally to marking an organization of papers. In one such method, obtained is a printer configured to print a stack barcode with a diagonal bar to provide a progression of page position indicators. The stack barcode is printed with the progression of the position indicators along edges of the papers in a stack to provide a line of the position indicators for the diagonal bar along a side of the stack. In one such apparatus, a printer is configured to print a stack barcode with a progression of position indicators. The printer is configured to print the stack barcode with the progression of the position indicators along edges of the papers in a stack to provide a line of the position indicators.

Marking an organization of papers

Authentication for printing operations from a cloud-based server using a mobile device

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Arthur Alacar