Solutions Shop-floor tooling
Ticketmax
Prints markdown straight to thermal receipt printers.
- Status
- In use
- Shape
- Command line tool
- Built with
- Go · ESC/POS
Markdown To Paper
Work orders, labels and tickets still need to exist on paper at the machine. Getting formatted output onto a thermal printer normally means learning ESC/POS byte sequences.
Ticketmax takes a plain markdown file and prints it. Headings, bold, tables, images, QR codes, paper cuts and the buzzer all come from standard markdown, over TCP, USB or serial, to any ESC/POS printer.
Capabilities
Real formattingHeadings, bold, underline, tables, images, QR codes, paper cuts, and the buzzer, from a plain .md file.
Any connectionTCP, USB, or serial, with any ESC/POS printer.
Tunable outputPaper width and line density configurable per job.
ScriptableReads a file or stdin, so it drops into an existing work order flow without glue code.
Related
DmatixEarly
Data Matrix code generation for part marking.
- Standard sizes — ASCII payloads encoded across the standard Data Matrix size range.
- Correct by construction — Code word capacity and error correction layout handled per size.
- Small — Dependency-light, so it embeds in a labelling or marking step.
eMaint ExplorerIn use
Analytics on top of eMaint X4 maintenance data.
- Syncs the source — Work orders, charges, PM schedules, and equipment records pulled from the eMaint API.
- Scores the fleet — Health scoring and KPI trending across sites and over time.
- Captures what was already solved — Every historic work order and the fix that closed it stays searchable in plain language. A technician describes the symptom and finds the last three times somebody dealt with it, and what worked.
- Reviews PMs — AI-assisted review of preventive maintenance schedules.
- Handles multiple sites — Per-user site access and a managed sync queue.