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Use these instructions to scan your physical documents directly into OneDrive. This technique is particularly useful if you want to scan large documents as emails have a size restriction.

Note the first time you upload a document it may take a couple minutes. Please leave about 10 minutes for the scan to process, however subsequent files will be uploaded instantly.

Instructions

  1. Log in to the printer by tapping your card or logging in using your username and password.

  2. Click on the 'Scan' option.



  3. Click on 'Scan to OneDrive'.



  4. Ensure your document is in the correct position and click 'Start Scanning'.



  5. Once the scan is finished the following screen will appear, you will be redirected back to the main screen afterwards.

    PaperCut is now uploading your file to the cloud, continue onto the next step if this is the first file you've uploaded.

    Sebastian Tabulo

    Add a step that explains what's happening now. eg PaperCut will now upload your file to the cloud and send you an authorisation email to give it permissions to save to your onedrive.

    then add a heading that says Grant PaperCut permission to save to OneDrive, start a new numbering sequence


Granting PaperCut Permission to Save to Onedrive.

PaperCut will send you an authorisation email to give it permissions to save to your OneDrive.


  1. Open your email, find the email entitled 'Scans for PaperCut MF', click on 'Log in to OneDrive for business'.




  2. Click on your Brigidine Account and follow the prompts to log in.



  3. Allow PaperCut permissions by clicking 'Accept'.



    The following screen will appear and your file will be syncing into your OneDrive shortly.


Accessing your OneDrive Scans

  1. Open your OneDrive folder, you'll notice a new folder called 'Apps'.
    Open the following folders OneDrive/Apps/Scans for PaperCut MS





  2. You can also view the file via an email sent by PaperCut.


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