[21/12/07]Say Bye-Bye to manual meter read requests
Say Bye-Bye to manual meter read requests.
As a leading Xerox Premier Partner, we are always looking at ways of improving our service to you.
We would like to let you know about a free service that is designed to take the hassle out of submitting annual or quarterly meter readings and ordering consumables.
If you register for the service, it means that your machine automatically tells Xerox what your machine’s readings are.
Whats the catch?
No catch, as long as your machine is networked you can set it up for free.
·It only takes 10 minutes to install
·It’s secure
·No more providing meter reads when ordering consumables
·No more inaccurate or estimated billing
·Etc…..etc……etc……….
What do I do next?
For more information or to download the software:-
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