Printer Leasing for Law Firms

Every legal practice prints differently, so we'll recommend a Canon printer based on factors unique to you such as:

• Your current print volumes and monthly usage
• The number of people using the device
• Whether you need A4 or A3 printing
• How frequently your team scans documents
• Security requirements for confidential client information
• Any existing print or document management software
• Your budget and future plans for growth

We'll then recommend the Canon printer or multifunction device that's best suited to your practice, explaining why it's the right choice and answering any questions before you commit to a lease.

Yes, we'll work with you to plan the installation (and the on-site demonstration if needed) around your businesses, to minimise disruption wherever possible.

Before we leave your site, we will ensure everything is configured correctly before your staff begins using them.

Timescales will depend on the device you choose and your specific requirements, but for the most part we can aim to get everything setup within 5 working days.

We'll always discuss lead times before your lease begins.

In many cases, yes. Canon MFDs can integrate with a wide range of business software and document workflows, making it easier to scan, store and access important files.

If your practice already uses a document management system, we'll discuss this during the initial consultation to ensure any recommended devices are suitable.

Absolutely, Canon printers offer a range of security features designed for shared office environmnets including user authentication and secure print release.

This will prevent confidential documents from being left unattended in output trays and ensure sensitive information is only access by authorised users.

We know your business isn't static, so your printing solutions shouldn't be either. If your team grows, your workload expands, you open another office or someother change occurs that impacts the way you run day-to-day, we'll review your existing setup and discuss the most appropriate options.