PRINTITRESELLER.UK 13 Ready to explore MyQ X 10.3? See the new capabilities in action, ask questions about your environment, and get a closer look at what the new release brings to the MyQ X platform. Reach out to us and we will arrange a hands-on demonstration of MyQ X 10.3. converted into many formats, while barcode-based separation can help automate the handling of multi‑documents scan jobs. MyQ X 10.3 also introduces Release Station, a webpage-based print release capability that can be used with devices that do not have an embedded MyQ terminal. This allows organisations to bring older, specialist, or physically restricted devices into a controlled print release workflow without requiring an embedded terminal on the printer itself. Scan Review addresses another area where organisations need greater control over digitised documents. It provides a controlled workflow for scanning, review and approval, including digital signing, archiving, and an audit trail. This is particularly relevant in environments where scanned documents need to meet specific requirements for verification and traceability. What changes with MyQ X 10.3 The introduction of MyQ X 10.3 does not change the role of MyQ X 10.2. The two versions serve different needs within the same platform. Customers can continue with 10.2 when long-term maintenance path is the priority. Those who want to adopt new capabilities can move to 10.3 and take part in the new chapter. For MyQ, this approach also reflects how print and document management is changing. Printing is increasingly connected to broader document workflows, from secure release and scanning to document processing and digital transformation. MyQ X 10.3 builds on the platform customers already use while adding capabilities for these evolving requirements. Together, they give organisations a choice between maintaining a stable environment and adopting the latest capabilities as their business and IT requirements develop. For organisations running MyQ X, this means MyQ X 10.2 will continue to provide a steady, maintained foundation for customers who want to keep their current environment, while MyQ X 10.3 gives customers and partners access to the latest developments in print and document management. MyQ X 10.2 enters Long-Term Support MyQ X 10.2 has now reached the LTS stage. The focus of this version will remain on security and maintenance, with bug fixes, vulnerability fixes, and maintenance updates continuing as part of the LTS commitment. For many IT teams, software lifecycle management is about more than accessing the newest features. Changes need to be planned, tested, and introduced at the right time for the organisation. LTS provides that option within the MyQ X platform. At the same time, organisations looking to introduce new capabilities can move to MyQ X 10.3 and take advantage of the latest functionality. Here’s everything MyQ X 10.3 is comprised of MyQ X 10.3 introduces several capabilities addressing changes in the way organisations print, scan and process documents. The release expands MyQ’s support for Windows Protected Print. As Microsoft moves Windows printing toward modern IPP based technologies, MyQ X 10.3 introduces IPP pass through to detect device capabilities and make options such as stapling and hole punching available through the Windows printing experience. One of the most significant additions is MyQ Document Processor, which brings document processing directly into MyQ X scan workflows. It provides OCR, document conversion, file separation, and blank page detection without requiring separate third‑party processing tools. Documents can be The MyQ X platform is entering a new phase. With the release of MyQ X 10.3, MyQ is introducing a new chapter for the platform, while MyQ X 10.2 moves into Long-Term Support (LTS). MyQ X 10.3: New capabilities, and MyQ X 10.2 entering Long-Term Support BUSINESS BRIEFING www.myq-solution.com
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