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Lexmark Print Reporting
Track and Report Print Usage in Corporate
Jan, 2018- May, 2018
Lexmark's business is image solutions and services. As the company leadership changes, it tries to shift its business model from just a printer selling company to a SaaS company that provides print management as a service. During my 3-month internship, I worked in the software design team, creating web app prototypes for Lexmark cloud 1.2 dashboard and print usage report.
Dashboard Design
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I started with Dashboard, as the design was partially finished by previous designer and has high priority as it needs to be shipped in 2 months. While most of the feature skeleton were there, interactions were not defined.
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Reporting
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Most of my time was spent on reporting app. User can be re-directed to it from dashboard. Reporting view and conetent is role-based. Since Lexmark customers are usually large enterprises that have multiple branches in different regions, understanding who are the users and their relationship is key to the design. I worked with PM to map out the relationship.
Print Reporting Users
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Reporting app has 3 types of users: partner admin, org admin and end user. Lexmark partner company can have more tools, and support from Lexmak. Within each partner company, they can have their own customer companies. In each of the company, there always exist 2 types of users, organization admin (OA) and end user (EU). Besides these 2 role, there’s a 3rd type of users which we call it partner admin (PA). This users are admins who work at partner company.
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I created flow chart to visualize role-based access relationship.
PA access: Organization level print usage only
OA access: department, group, and a specific users’ data within the organization
EU access: personal print usage and history
Five scenarios, each have certain roles
Logical navigation mapped out for each role in each scenario
Print Reporting Design
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Report needs be generated at organization, group, department and user level. Altogether, there are 16 reports designed to show print usage detail, activity summary, job activity, submitted job activity, print job history.
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