Integrations
Anything that can make an HTTP request can print. On top of that there are ready-made connectors, and a way to be told when a job is done.
Works today
Your own software
One POST to /v1/jobs. PHP, Python, Node, C#, whatever your system is written in.
Outbound webhooks
We call your system when a job finishes, fails, or a printer drops off. Signed, retried, and every attempt is logged.
Inbound hooks
Give a webshop its own address and map their JSON onto your template. Nobody has to write code on their side.
Make
An app with a print action, a printer lookup and a trigger that fires the moment a job is done.
Home Assistant
Print from an automation, with a sensor per printer telling you whether it is reachable.
Zapier and n8n
Through their HTTP module. A key in the header, a template name and your fields.
Spreadsheets and CSV
Drop a file into the Studio, map the columns and print the lot. No code at all.
iPhone and iPad
The app prints from templates, fills in fields and shows what came out of each job.
How to set them up
Webhooks and inbound hooks
In the dashboard under Notifications. Outgoing: an address and what you want to hear about. Incoming: you get an address, and you say which of their fields belongs to which of yours.
Make
The app definition is in the repository under integraties/make, with the steps to paste it into Make's developer area.
Home Assistant
A custom component under integraties/homeassistant. Copy it into your configuration, restart, and add it from the interface.
Missing one?
Anything that speaks HTTP already works. If you need a ready-made connector for a particular platform, say so — that is how the order gets decided.