Documents that arrive at the printer on their own
A small desktop agent connects your printers to easySales. From then on a flow can send an invoice, a shipping label or an order document straight to the right printer at the right bench — nobody downloads a PDF and nobody opens a print dialog.
- Invoices, labels and order documents printed automatically
- Route each document type to a specific printer
- A per-order counter shows what actually printed
HOW IT WORKS
Install once, print forever
The agent runs on the machine your printers are already attached to.
Install the print agent
The easySales Printer is our own small desktop application. Install it on the computer the bench printers are connected to and pair it with your account.
Register your printers
Each printer the agent can see becomes selectable in easySales, with its own settings — so the label printer and the A4 invoice printer stay separate.
Point a flow at it
Add a print action to any flow and nominate the printer. From then on the document is queued the moment it exists.
Printing by hand vs printing by rule
Doing it by hand
- Download a PDF, open it, choose a printer, print
- Hunt for the right file in a downloads folder
- Send a label to the invoice printer by mistake
- Reprint the whole batch because one page jammed
- Guess whether an order was ever printed
With easySales
- Documents queue themselves as they are created
- Each document type goes to its own printer
- Labels and invoices never cross over
- Reprint a single order rather than the batch
- A per-order counter tells you what printed
PHYSICAL OUTPUT
Built for a packing bench, not a desk
One printer per document type
Label printers and document printers use different paper and different drivers. Register both, then decide per print action which one receives which document, so a shipping label never comes out of the A4 tray.
A queue, not a fire-and-forget
Print jobs are queued and pulled by the agent, so a printer that is briefly offline does not lose the document. Jobs are released as a batch, which means a fifty-parcel run comes out in one continuous stack rather than interleaved with whatever else is printing.
Know what came out of the printer
Each order carries a print counter, so "did this one print" has an answer. When a run is interrupted you reprint the orders that actually missed out instead of running the whole batch again and wasting labels.
Per-person default printers
In a warehouse with several benches, the printer next to you is the one you want. Team members can carry their own default printer so the same flow sends the document to whichever bench is running it.
What gets printed
Ready to stop opening print dialogs?
Install the print agent, register your printers, and let your flows do the rest.
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