Well, perhaps. no way to know if something like this is on their radar or not (unless they comment on it)
But, if you wanted to get a basic idea of how many print jobs are being sent from each Mac by day, I suppose you could build your own solution as I mentioned above. For example, you could cycle through mapped printers and get a count of completed jobs from each separated by day. The biggest problem I see though is how to actually report on it? Pull it into an Extension Attribute? Perhaps, but you could be looking at hundreds of lines potentially, so its not the most efficient way to do it. Could even cause some issues with your Casper db if the data it collects gets too large.
Maybe send the output to a local file? But then you'd still need some way to collect that into a central system you can look at and report on. You could probably script it to curl the resulting file back up to a server somewhere. At this point though we're starting to get into crazy hackish methods. :)
Something like the Application Usage pie charts in Casper would be the ideal method rather than a huge list, but I don't know if there's an easy way to do something like that.
