ClickPOS Proxy

by ClickPOS Pty Ltd

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Versions:

  • 1.1.4
  • 1.1.3

ClickPOS Proxy, published by ClickPOS Pty Ltd, is a Windows service designed to route Epson ePOS print jobs to network printers within point-of-sale environments. Its primary purpose is to act as an intermediary between applications that generate Epson ePOS print output and the physical network-connected printers that must receive those jobs, allowing printing to function reliably across a local network rather than requiring a direct device connection. The software includes auto-discovery functionality, which automatically detects compatible printers available on the network, reducing the manual configuration typically associated with printer deployment in retail, hospitality, and other receipt-printing scenarios. In addition, ClickPOS Proxy provides a browser-based dashboard, giving administrators and support staff a convenient web interface through which they can view and manage the proxy service and its connected printers without needing to install a separate desktop management tool. Because it operates as a Windows service, it runs in the background on a Windows machine and can continue handling print traffic without requiring an interactive user session. This makes it suitable as a component in a broader point-of-sale or printing infrastructure, fitting within the category of printer utilities, network printing middleware, or point-of-sale integration tools. Typical use cases include forwarding ePOS receipt jobs from web-based or local applications to network receipt printers, simplifying printer setup through automatic discovery, and monitoring print job flow through the included browser dashboard. The catalog currently lists two versions of ClickPOS Proxy, with version 1.1.4 identified as the current release, indicating ongoing maintenance and development of the product by ClickPOS Pty Ltd. Organizations deploying Epson ePOS-compatible hardware can use this software to bridge the gap between ePOS-capable applications and their networked printer fleet.

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