Every article explains what a feature does, when to use it and how to proceed step by step.
On-Site Ticketing
- On-Site Ticketing: what it is, requirements and permissionsOn-Site Ticketing sells the tickets of a SIAE event on behalf of a customer, with payment collected at the desk, and prints them straight away on a Zebra printer through Zebra Browser Print. Where to find it, which events it works for, the three permissions you need, what the workstation requires and what you get.
- Setting up the workstation and the Zebra printerHow to prepare the desk computer: install Zebra Browser Print, connect the printer over USB or Ethernet, authorize the website, allow access to local devices in Chrome or Edge, choose the printer and the 10 × 5 cm, 10 × 10 cm or 10 × 15 cm format and understand when the printer is ready.
- Selling and printing tickets with On-Site TicketingThe on-site sale step by step: choose access titles and quantities, enter the customer details, complete Who’s attending? if required, collect the payment at the desk and press Print new tickets. What the ticket shows, the progress messages, the per-customer limit and what happens to the order.
- Uncertain sends and on-site ticket recoveryHow to check an uncertain ticket send, resume an unfinished order from the print queue after closing the browser, and handle workstation conflicts or blocked logs.
- Zebra printer messages: causes and fixesAll the badges and messages of the Ticket printing section: Browser Print unavailable, no printer, printer not ready with the printhead open, media or ribbon out, pause and the other conditions reported by the Zebra, plus the errors on the ticket data.