How It Works?
Where we differ from other cloud print servers is our unique combination to manage your printers. We also provide tools to operate the printer remotely. This becomes very handy for having to make adjustments to the printer settings.
We’ve worked relentlessly to deliver a system for maximum user flexibility, and at the same time keeping things easy to use – even for the less tech-savvy. See below how we’ve broken down our powerful but simple to understand API...
In just 6 simple steps
1. Send Order To API
The first step is to send your order to our API. How it works? It depends on whether you’re using one of our WordPress plugin extensions or you’re doing the API integration yourself...
Read More2. Probe Server Every 30 Sec
If your order was sent successfully, it’ll be sitting in the Transaction List with a pending status. Orders with a pending status are picked up by the printers and are printed...
Read More3. New Order
When an order with a pending status is picked up, the printer will stop probing the server. The contents of the order are then pulled for a quick print job...
Read More4. Print Order
We understand that businesses operate differently, so we’ve adapted our system to give more flexibility to our users when printing their orders. You can set up how you want your orders to print beforehand...
Read More5. Update Order Status
If enabled, after the order is printed, you’ll be required to accept or reject the order. What follows after, is the option to enter an estimated time for completion, or a reason for the rejection...
Read More6. Customer Acknowledgement
After the order status is changed from the printer (i.e. when the order has been accepted or rejected), your customer will be notified by email, SMS or from onpage notification that his order was accepted or rejected...
Read More1. Send Order To API
The first step is to send your order to our API. How it works? It depends on whether you’re using one of our WordPress plugin extensions or you’re doing the API integration yourself...
Read More2. Probe Server Every 30 Sec
If your order was sent successfully, it’ll be sitting in the Transaction List with a pending status. Orders with a pending status are picked up by the printers and are printed...
Read More3. New Order
When an order with a pending status is picked up, the printer will stop probing the server. The contents of the order are then pulled for a quick print job...
Read More4. Print Order
We understand that businesses operate differently, so we’ve adapted our system to give more flexibility to our users when printing their orders. You can set up how you want your orders to print beforehand...
Read More5. Update Order Status
If enabled, after the order is printed, you’ll be required to accept or reject the order. What follows after, is the option to enter an estimated time for completion, or a reason for the rejection...
Read More6. Customer Acknowledgement
After the order status is changed from the printer (i.e. when the order has been accepted or rejected), your customer will be notified by email, SMS or from onpage notification that his order was accepted or rejected...
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