What are the BookTix equipment options?
All equipment options are optional in the BookTix system. If you choose to print physical tickets or scan tickets at the door, there are a variety of options available to you, however, you can opt to just use e-tickets.
Ticket Printers
BookTix currently supports the DYMO Labelwriter 550 & 550 Turbo
For current clients only, we continue to support the Dymo 450 & 450 Turbo printers that worked with our legacy system for as long as Dymo continues to support the drivers.
Dymo Labelwriter 450 & 450 Turbo
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Ticket Scanners
Any 2D USB QR code scanner should work with our system, or you can use the BookTix Scanning app.
Please be sure to test your scanner with the new system ahead of your show.
We recommend the following Scanner:
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