SPOOLER / AI-POWERED PRINTER MANAGEMENT
Keep your operations moving. Monitor, manage and troubleshoot your label printers across every location, from one console.
Network & Bluetooth · English & Turkish
Your devices, across every location.
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Built for the printers
you already work with.
A WORKSPACE FOR YOUR WHOLE FLEET
Find the printer, understand its status and get work done. Spooler brings inventory, remote operations and reporting into the same workspace.
Keep printer names, locations, IP and MAC addresses together with model, serial number and firmware information. Check connectivity with scheduled polling or a manual refresh.
Find the device that needs attention before starting an operation.
Send ZPL code or a printer file, print a test page, run supported calibration commands and restart a device from the console. Available actions follow the printer’s brand and connection type.
Handle routine printer tasks from your desk.
Select multiple devices and send supported commands in batches. Follow progress and per-device results, inspect failures and cancel an operation that is still in progress.
Repeat a task across a group without opening every printer individually.
Keep pending commands visible when delivery cannot complete. Administrators can inspect waiting, completed and failed work, retry a command and remove items from the queue.
See what was sent, what is waiting and what needs another attempt.
Upload firmware for supported devices and adjust available media, emulation or network settings. Available settings and upload formats depend on the printer and its connection.
Maintain supported devices through one operational workflow.
Organize devices by store, warehouse, region or team. Assign multiple devices to a group, search across inventory fields and choose the table columns that matter to your work.
Keep a distributed fleet easy to navigate.
Add inventory using CSV or Excel templates and review import errors. Export device records as CSV and explore charts for model, firmware, group and connectivity status.
Bring existing records in and take useful fleet information out.
Manage administrator, operator and viewer accounts. Review device change history and system logs to understand activity. Switch between English and Turkish across the console.
Give teams an appropriate role and a shared record of operations.
Device information and remote actions depend on the model, firmware, enabled protocols and connection type. We can review your fleet’s compatibility during a demo.
THE DEVICE ACTION MENU
Device actions sit beside the inventory record. The menu adapts to the printer’s brand and connection, so your team can find the relevant tools in context.
Illustrative menu. Available actions and execution permissions depend on the device and user role.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
Paste ZPL code or upload a ZPL file, then send it to a supported printer. A test-page action helps your team check that the printing path is working.
Network: code, file and test-page actions. Bluetooth: supported code and test-page actions; file delivery is also exposed for SEWOO.
Run media-sensor or graphic-sensor calibration on supported devices. Change the media type to match continuous stock, gap/notch labels or marked media where the printer supports these settings.
Calibration is exposed for supported Zebra, TSC and Honeywell paths. SEWOO uses its own media-setting workflow.
Upload a firmware file to supported devices. Change the printer language or emulation using the device-specific settings workflow, including supported ZPL, EPL, CPCL or SEWOO emulation options.
Bluetooth firmware actions are exposed for Zebra and SEWOO. Firmware formats and emulation choices depend on the model.
Send a ping to a supported network device, fetch printer information, inspect available settings or request a Bluetooth status refresh through the Android agent. SEWOO network devices use an agent refresh action.
Use these actions to check the connection and refresh the inventory details provided by the device.
Send a supported restart command from the console. Network printers with the appropriate capability also expose an IP-address change workflow, restricted to administrators.
Device support and reachability still apply; network and agent-routed restart paths are handled separately.
Edit the printer’s inventory information, move it to a group or remove its record. These actions help your team keep names, locations and group assignments useful as the fleet changes.
Device change history is available elsewhere in the console, alongside system logs.
Choose Troubleshoot with Claude at the top of the menu to open the diagnostic preview. Follow the sample checks, read the media-sensor diagnosis, inspect the suggested ZPL and review the approval step.
Explore the AI diagnostic previewCLAUDE-POWERED AI / FEATURE PREVIEW
A preview of AI-assisted printer diagnostics inside Spooler. The workflow brings device checks, an explanation of the fault and a proposed ZPL solution together, with an operator approval step.
Instead of interpreting a technical warning on its own, your team can follow the diagnostic steps and review what the proposed change is intended to do.
Explore the diagnostic workflowReview before applying.
The workflow keeps the proposed command visible before approval.
The sample scenario identifies continuous media tracking where gap labels are expected. It explains why labels may drift or blank labels may appear between prints.
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Open the device menu and choose Troubleshoot with Claude.
See connection, device diagnostics and error-code checks in sequence.
Read the finding, the proposed command and what it is intended to change.
Approve or decline the proposed solution in the diagnostic workflow.
Feature preview. The current demo uses a simulated diagnostic scenario and simulated command delivery. Live Claude analysis and printer-side execution are not connected in this preview.
NETWORK & BLUETOOTH
Manage fixed network printers alongside mobile printers connected through an Android agent.
Register devices by IP address. Monitor connectivity and collect supported device information over SNMP. Send supported printer commands remotely.
Bring handheld-connected printers into the console through Android agents. View reported device details and route supported tasks through the agent.
BRAND-AWARE OPERATIONS
Manage Zebra, TSC, Honeywell, BIXOLON and SEWOO devices in the same inventory. Command support varies by model and emulation; TSC and Honeywell network commands require compatible printer emulation. Confirm the required actions on your own models during a demo.
WHERE SPOOLER FITS
Use the same console across the teams and locations that rely on label printing.
Group checkout and shelf-label printers by store. Find an offline device, review its record and send a supported test-print command.
Track model and firmware across stations, select devices for a bulk task and follow the outcome of each operation.
Use Android agents to report Bluetooth printers and route supported commands from the console to the handheld-connected device.
GETTING STARTED
Start with your devices. Build a workspace around your operation.
Add network devices by IP or import records from CSV and Excel. Connect supported Bluetooth printers through Android agents.
Create device groups and set access for administrators, operators and viewers.
Monitor your fleet, send individual or bulk commands and review queue status, device history and fleet charts.
PRODUCT QUESTIONS
Have a specific model or deployment in mind? Tell us about it and we’ll review the fit together.
Talk to our teamSpooler includes Zebra, TSC, Honeywell, BIXOLON and SEWOO device definitions. Monitoring and commands depend on the model, firmware, connection and emulation. We recommend checking the specific actions you need on your fleet during a demo.
Yes, supported Bluetooth workflows use an Android agent that communicates with the printer and reports to Spooler. Available actions vary by printer brand and agent support. SEWOO network workflows also use an agent.
Select multiple printers for supported bulk commands, follow batch progress and inspect individual results. You can also assign multiple devices to groups and import inventory from CSV or Excel templates.
Spooler tracks pending commands in a queue. The network worker retries eligible commands, and administrators can inspect status and attempts, retry an item manually or remove it. Delivery still depends on the device becoming reachable and supporting the command.
The feature preview walks through device checks, explains a sample media-sensor fault and shows a proposed ZPL configuration with an approval step. The current demo simulates both the diagnostic analysis and the fix; it does not call Claude or change printer settings.
Inventory includes location, brand, connection and device identifiers, with model, serial number, firmware, media, label-counter or battery information where the printer and reporting path provide it. Table columns can be customized to suit your workflow.
Yes. Spooler provides administrator, operator and viewer roles, with role checks for supported actions. Administrators manage users and access administrative tools such as the command queue and system services.
Yes. The application includes English and Turkish interfaces, with a language switcher and a saved language preference.
ATIRA TEKNOLOJİ
We build software for the people who keep everyday operations running.
Spooler brings our focus to label printer management: a practical tool for distributed devices, busy teams and the work that needs to get done.
LET’S TALK
Tell us about your printers and your operation. We’ll walk you through how Spooler can fit your team.
abdullah@atirateknoloji.com