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Additional Printer Types

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Zebra makes great printers but to make the transition to Rock, having to buy a bunch of new Zebra printers can be a huge financial burden for churches, if not impossible. Rock should allow for check-in printing to Dymos, Brother, Citizen and any other major label printers to make this transition to Rock as easy as possible.

While Zebra may be needed for more complex label designs, there could be several pre-made label ‘templates’ for the other printer types if a label designer is not possible. The printer type would then likely need to be selected for each Kiosk. 

I believe this would help new churches transition easier and quicker to Rock, it would financially help Spark as money sunk into printers could potentially go to donations and it would help existing churches on Rock have more options and flexibility especially for cheaper replacements as printers fail.

Photo of Andrew TorranceSubmitted by Andrew Torrance, Manna Church  ·   ·  Check-in
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