How to Check Your Printer (Papercut) Account Balance

How to Check Your Printer (Papercut) Account Balance

You have two options for viewing the current balance in your papercut account.

If you are in the library:
1. Log in to a lab computer.
2. In the top right hand corner you will notice the Papercut application which will tell you your current printer balance.
Anywhere on the ATS campus:
1. Open a web browser.
3. Log in to papercut using your ATS username and password.
4. Click on the Summary tab and it will display your balance information.

To add money to your account, please go to the Library Helpdesk in the B.L. Fisher Library. A LITS student desk worker will assist you in adding funds to your account. Please note that copies are $0.15/page for printing in either color or black and white.


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