MyQ X 10.3: A more powerful Enterprise, a sharper Ultimate
18/09/2026
No two device fleets are used the same way. Most devices across an organization handle everyday secure printing and scanning. A smaller number take on more demanding roles with high-volume scan review.
Partners and customers have told us how they actually deploy MyQ X across these environments - and with MyQ X 10.3, we've used that feedback to make our core editions stronger and more focused.
What is changing?
For customers running MyQ X 10.2 or earlier, absolutely nothing changes. Existing deployments continue to operate exactly as they do today. The updated structure applies only to MyQ X 10.3 and future releases.
MyQ X Smart remains unchanged.
MyQ X Enterprise becomes significantly more powerful. It gains a range of new document and print management capabilities introduced with this latest release, including MyQ Document Processor, Release Station as well as support for Windows Protected Print and the phased implementation of IPP pass-through - making our most widely deployed edition more capable than ever.
MyQ X Ultimate is refocused to lead in the most advanced print and document scenarios. It's now built around Scan Review, giving organizations with the most demanding requirements an edition purpose-built for them.
Why make this change?
The answer is alignment. MyQ X Enterprise is the edition most organizations rely on every day, so it now comes with more advanced capability built in. MyQ X Ultimate is chosen by organizations with highly specific, advanced needs, so it's now sharper and more focused on exactly those scenarios.
This isn't about taking capability away. It's about putting the right capability in the right edition, based on how organizations actually use MyQ X.
This release marks the start of a new chapter for the MyQ X. It introduces new capabilities for document processing, controlled scanning, print release, and Windows printing, while MyQ X 10.2 continues as the Long-Term Support (LTS) release.
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