Printer FAQ

What can you do for me?

A connection to Peecho simply means an extra sales channel for your most popular products. This channel allows you to fulfill print orders coming from lots of websites and apps from all over the world, whether it's from social media, mobile apps or games.

How can I join?

Usually, we use the partner networks of manufacturers like Xerox and HP to select the best printers once the amount of orders in a region exceeds a limit.

However, if you just send us an e-mail, we will see what we can do for you. The good news: very soon, we will have an automated procedure that will allow you to quickly connect your print facility without our intervention.

How will my facility connect?

First, we need to configure your facility. This means we have to tell Peecho to assign the right products for the right regions to you. To really connect a facility, we use a two-step approach. We figured that we should limit the initially required work to zero.

The first step is to download and install our Printclient. This is a light-weight Adobe AIR application that will have your facility up and running in no time. Once your volume increases, the second step would be to integrate our production API with your own workflow systems.

Where can I find the Printclient?

Can I adjust the job definition XML?

Sure. You can create your own XML template, based on a series of variables and Freemarker mark-up.

Can I directly integrate my workflow?

Let us assume that volumes increase. In that case, you might not like using the Printclient very much. Alternatively, you can integrate your own workflow with our systems by using the queue names and the developer information on the AWS website on how to access Amazon Web Services.

Your Peecho Printer credentials can be used as AWS credentials.

Can't you use my API instead?

For printers who have an existing API and few resources available to integrate with Peecho, we offer the Peecho Print Hub. It integrates with you instead. The Print Hub is basically a middleware layer that translates information from Peecho to the proprietary print facility formats. To put it simply: it makes Peecho talk to your existing infrastructure.

Using the Peecho Print Hub is free. However, the initial set-up is a custom job. Ask us, and we will supply you with a quote.