The document only comes out when its author is standing at the machine
Sovereign print server: release by badge or passkey, DLP policy at print time, a log of who printed what. Hostable on your own infrastructure.
Product under development: this page describes the intended scope, no pricing is announced.
A decision enforced, a trace kept
Imprivia does not reinvent classification or retention: it enforces Doclara's decision at print time and hands the log over to Probvia.
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Classified: refused or watermarkedA classified document is not printed, or it carries the name of the person printing it.
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Held, then purgedA job that is not released expires: no document stays in the queue indefinitely.
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Log of who printed whatAuthor, printer, time and decision, handed to Probvia for evidential value.
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On your premisesDesigned to run on the customer's infrastructure, with no remote service imposed.
A complete print server, built for sensitive data
Medical practices, HR, law firms, local authorities: any place that prints confidential material.
Driverless printing
IPP Everywhere from Windows, macOS and Linux: no driver to deploy on workstations.
Release by identity
Passkey or badge: the job waits until its author is at the machine.
Multi-site follow-me
Release the same job on any authorized printer, whatever the site.
DLP policy at print time
Classified document: printing refused, or allowed with a named watermark. Classification comes from Doclara.
Evidential log
Who printed what, where and when — handed to Probvia for enforceable retention.
Printer fleet tracked
Model, firmware, network exposure: printers are treated as CRA/NIS2 assets.
Pricing to come
No price has been set yet: pricing will be published at launch, never before it is decided.
Imprivia combines with the rest of the galaxy
Each SANTVIA product remains usable on its own; together, they form a coherent sovereign suite.
Frequently asked questions
Can Imprivia print without me installing a driver?
Yes. Imprivia relies on IPP Everywhere printing, an open standard for driverless printing, from Windows, macOS and Linux.
What happens to a document nobody releases?
It stays held until its author releases it at the printer, then it is purged on expiry: no document stays in the queue indefinitely.
Is Imprivia free?
Pricing has not been published yet. It will be at launch; nothing is announced until it is decided.
Where does Imprivia run?
Imprivia is designed to be hosted by the customer, on their own infrastructure, as a sovereign print server built on CUPS.
Does Imprivia classify my documents?
No. Classification and the policy decision come from Doclara; Imprivia enforces the decision at print time. The log is handed to Probvia for retention.
Where does the product stand?
Imprivia is under development: this page describes the intended scope, not a version already delivered.
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Three steps, from screen to tray
The job goes to the Imprivia server, stays held there, and only comes out on its author's identity.
Driverless submission
The workstation sends the job via
IPP Everywhereto the Imprivia server, with no driver to install.Job held
The document waits on the server. The DLP policy decides: refusal, or printing with a named watermark.
Release by identity
At the machine, a badge or a passkey releases the job. The event is logged.