Webhooks repeat
Order and fulfillment platforms can redeliver the same event.
Ecommerce
Move order documents from the webhook to the packing bench.
Connect the order event you already receive to the printer at the location handling it. RocketPrint is the last-mile print path, not another order system.
Order event → printer ID
Keep inventory, carrier, and fulfillment logic in the systems that already own it.
The operational gap
The digital order still creates physical work.
Ecommerce automation often stops after label generation, leaving the packing team to find files and choose printers.
Locations route differently
The order's fulfillment location must decide which bench receives the paper.
Artifacts split
Thermal labels and PDF packing slips usually need different queues.
The RocketPrint path
Attach printing to the order state you trust.
Whether that event comes from Shopify, an ERP, or custom code, the RocketPrint step stays the same.
Receive the event
Use the paid, fulfilled, or label-purchased event your operation already treats as authoritative.
Build the artifacts
Fetch carrier ZPL and generate any PDF documents needed at the bench.
Route each job
Map the fulfillment location to its stored printer IDs and send deterministic requests.
What changes
Paper arrives as part of the workflow, not after it.
Less clicking
Packers pick up output instead of operating the order admin.
Safe redelivery
Idempotency keys prevent repeated webhooks from creating repeated jobs.
Location aware
Your own routing logic selects the printer for each fulfillment site.
Order-level traceability
Store job IDs beside the order, fulfillment, or shipment.
Start with one printer
Make the physical step part of the workflow.
Install RocketPrint Station beside a printer, send one request, and keep the job ID. That is the whole path.