Every printer in the business registered once and routed by what it prints — kitchen tickets to the kitchen, receipts to the counter, labels to the stockroom.
Register a printer, say what it is for, and which POS device reaches it. From then on a receipt, a kitchen ticket or a shelf label finds the right printer on its own. Test it from the app; retire it from the app.
Every printer, and what is going through it.
Each one named, with its purpose, its address and whether it is online.
The devices that reach printers on the local network.
Jobs waiting to print, and the ones that could not.
Every document printed, by printer, as it happens.
Register one printer and route receipts to it. The rest is the same step, repeated.
Name it, give it an address, say what it is for. Network or USB, wherever it lives.
Receipts, kitchen tickets, labels, or a bar. The purpose decides what is sent to it.
Each printer is tied to the till or tablet that can reach it, so a job never goes to a printer it cannot find.
A ticket line goes to the printer for its station — or to the KDS, or both.
To the counter printer, in your layout, with the QR for the digital copy.
Barcodes and shelf labels from the catalogue, to the label printer.
A device on the local network that hands jobs to printers the cloud cannot reach directly.
From the app, to prove the route before the rush.
Which printers are reachable right now. A paper jam is a red dot, not a surprise.
Every document printed, when, and on which printer.
Take a printer out of the list when it is replaced. Its jobs are kept.
SUNMI cloud printers arrive paired. Others work with a gateway.
A printer in three moves.
Three of the places you will spend time in Printers.
What sends the jobs.
Start with what you need today and switch the rest on when you grow.
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