Set Up AutoPrintEmail for Shopify

You installed AutoPrintEmail to stop hand-printing labels, packing slips, and transfer receipts. Good call. This guide takes you from a fresh install to your first label printing on its own, and you never have to leave Shopify to do any of it. Set aside about ten minutes, mostly waiting on a printer.

Table of Contents

• Install from Shopify
• Confirm Your Email
• Choose Your Plan
• Install the Print Bridge
• Connect a Location and Printer
• Customize Your Label
• Invite Your Team
• See Your First Label Print
• Managing Everything from Shopify
• Need Help?

Install from Shopify

Open your Shopify admin, go to the AutoPrintEmail app, and click Install. Shopify shows you exactly what data the app reads (inventory transfers, shipments, products, locations) and nothing else. Approve it and you land straight in the app.

Confirm Your Email

The first time the app opens, it asks for the email that should own this account. We pre-fill it with your Shopify store email, so most of the time you just confirm it and continue. This is the email you (and your print machines) will sign in with later.

There is no separate signup and no password to create. We set the account up for you in the background and connect it to this store automatically.

Choose Your Plan

Pick the plan that fits how many print locations you run. The app recommends one based on the number of locations on your store, and you can start a free trial.

Billing is handled by Shopify, so it shows up on your normal Shopify invoice. There is no card to enter here.

Install the Print Bridge

AutoPrintEmail prints to a real printer on a real computer, so each print station runs a small companion app we call the print bridge. Think of it like a printer driver: it sits quietly on the machine next to your printer and turns Shopify events into paper.

Download it for the computer at your print station, install it, and open it.

When the bridge opens, it asks for your email. Enter the same email you confirmed earlier and click the link we send you. No password, no separate account.

Connect a Location and Printer

Once the bridge is signed in, tell it which Shopify location this computer prints for, then pick the printer to use. A station in your Aarhus shop prints Aarhus labels; a station in your warehouse prints warehouse labels.

Customize Your Label

Back in the Shopify app, open Templates. This is where you shape what comes out of the printer, for each event, without touching code if you do not want to.

Pick the event (for example, inventory transfer received), tweak the label, and watch the live preview update as you go. When it looks right, run a test print to the station you just set up.

Invite Your Team

Open Team and add the people who run your other print stations. Each teammate gets an email invite, installs the print bridge on their own machine, and signs in with that email. That is it.

You are billed per print location, not per person, so invite as many operators as you need.

See Your First Label Print

Now the fun part. In Shopify, receive part of an inventory transfer at the location you connected. Within a few seconds the label prints on its own at that station, no clicking, no exporting.

Receive a partial transfer and you get labels for just those items; receive the rest later and you get labels for the rest. The final receive never reprints the whole transfer.

Managing Everything from Shopify

From here on, everything lives in the AutoPrintEmail app inside your Shopify admin:

• Home shows recent prints and the health of each station.
• Locations shows which printer each location uses.
• Templates is where you change what prints.
• Team is where you add or remove operators.
• Plan is where you change tiers.
• Settings is where you pick which events trigger a print.

You manage it all without leaving Shopify.

Need Help?

If a label does not print, the most common cause is the print bridge being closed on that station, so check that it is open and signed in first. Beyond that, we are a small, fast team and happy to help.

Email us at hello@autoprint.email and we will get you sorted.