Thermal printer support
Print straight to your label printer over your network. No PDF download, no opening a print dialog, no dragging files around between the show and the packing table.
Only four of the twenty-one Whatnot extensions we surveyed print labels at all, and none of them check whether the label actually came out. A print job that silently fails is worse than no automation, because you find out at the post office. This one reconciles.
The part nobody else has. Every print job is tracked against whether it actually completed, so a failure is a known failure rather than a discovery at the post office.
Print straight to your label printer over your network. No PDF download, no opening a print dialog, no dragging files around between the show and the packing table.
Claim a printer, install it, change it, or release it from a panel built for the job, rather than from operating-system settings you have to go hunting for.
A colour-coded printer indicator in the header, visible at all times. You learn the printer is offline while you can still fix it, not when a queue of labels has already failed.
A dedicated station role, so the machine doing the printing does not have to be the machine running the show.
Wire printing to your automation rules and labels generate themselves as sales land, using the label template you configured.
When a print job fails, a banner tells you. Failures are surfaced, never swallowed, because silent failure is how sellers lose a whole evening of shipping.