How to print a customized ticket?

Send and print customized tickets on your Summit terminal

With this feature, you can send a customized ticket from your system to be displayed and printed directly on a Summit terminal using Billpocket’s service. You only need to specify the device’s serial number and define the ticket layout with the content you want to show.

What do you need to use it?

You must send a JSON request that includes:

The terminal’s serial number (serialNumber)

The ticket structure (ticketData)

Optionally, a notification to be displayed beforehand (showNotification)

Available Fields

Field	Type	Required	Description
`serialNumber`	string	✅ Yes	Serial number of the Summit terminal where the ticket will be printed.
`showNotification`	boolean	Optional	If set to `true`, the terminal will show a notification before opening the print app. Default value: `false`.
`notificationTitle`	string	Only if `showNotification = true`	Notification title. Must be between 2 and 30 characters.
`notificationMessage`	string	Only if `showNotification = true`	Notification message. Must be between 1 and 60 characters.
`ticketData`	array of objects	✅ Yes	The content of the ticket to be printed. Composed of `text`, `line`, or `column` blocks.

To learn more about required fields, refer to our technical documentation

What can you display on the ticket?

Within the ticketData field, you can combine different types of content:

1. Text (`text`)

Prints a line of text. You can customize it with:

Size: small, normal, big

Bold:: activar o no (bold: true/false)

Alignment:: left, center, right

Example:

{
  "type": "text",
  "value": "Pedidos para mesa 6",
  "size": "big",
  "bold": true,
  "align": "center"
}

2. Line (`line`)

Adds a visual separator line.
It does not require additional content, just the type.

Example:

{
  "type": "line"
}

3. Column (`column`)

Prints a row with 2 or 3 columns. Useful for listing products, prices, totals, etc.

Example:

{
 "type": "column",
 "value": ["Producto", "Precio", "Total"],
 "align": "center"
}

Want to show a notification before printing?

You can enable this by using the showNotification field.
If you send showNotification : true
The terminal will display a popup notification with a title and message before opening the print app.

Required fields if notification is enabled:

Field	Description	Allowed length
`notificationTitle`	Title displayed in the notification	2 to 30 characters
`notificationMessage`	Message shown in the notification	1 to 60 characters

If set to false (default value), the print app will open directly without showing any notification.

Recommendations

Avoid sending duplicate tickets: You cannot overwrite a ticket that hasn't been printed yet.

Design your layout intentionally: Use lines and columns to ensure a clear and professional presentation.

Prevent validation errors: Make sure you respect the character limits for notification fields.

What happens after sending the ticket?

A preview of the ticket will be shown on the terminal screen.

The user can review it before printing.

Upon pressing the “PRINT TICKET” button, the ticket is printed physically.

Possible Responses

Code	Meaning
201	Ticket successfully sent
400	Bad Request
401	Unauthorized
404	Not found
500	Internal server error

How to print a customized ticket?

What do you need to use it?#

Available Fields#

What can you display on the ticket?#

1. Text (text)#

2. Line (line)#

3. Column (column)#

Want to show a notification before printing?#

Recommendations#

What happens after sending the ticket?#

Possible Responses#

What do you need to use it?

Available Fields

What can you display on the ticket?

1. Text (`text`)

2. Line (`line`)

3. Column (`column`)

Want to show a notification before printing?

Recommendations

What happens after sending the ticket?

Possible Responses