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Print material, COTS, equipment, box, user, and tool labels and queue purchase orders from ProShop ERP pages. # CWS Store Listing — v1.6.1 Paste the relevant sections into the Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard → **Store listing** tab. **Change vs v1.6.0:** purchasing-queue host moved from `10.1.1.71:5003` to `10.1.1.161:5003` (production host migrated from `.71` to `srv-01` on 2026-05-22). No new permissions, no new features — patch release to keep the Buy button functional after the server cutover. --- ## Summary (short, 132 char limit) Print material, COTS, equipment, box, user, and tool labels and queue purchase orders from ProShop ERP pages. --- ## Description (long) Internal-use Chrome extension for employees of Traxis Manufacturing LLC. Published as **unlisted** on the Chrome Web Store and distributed to company-owned shop-floor PCs via enterprise registry policy (ExtensionInstallForcelist). Not intended for, marketed to, or usable by the general public. **What it does** Traxis Label Printer injects two kinds of buttons on pages within our company's private ProShop ERP instance (traxismfg.adionsystems.com): 1. **Print-label buttons** on work-order, COTS, equipment, user, and tool pages. The extension reads the relevant fields from the page DOM (and, for some types, queries the ProShop GraphQL API using the user's existing session cookie), renders a 24 mm label image in the browser tab via the Canvas API, and POSTs the PNG to a Brother PT-P700 label printer service on our private LAN. 2. **"Buy" button** on COTS, Tools, and Parts pages. The user is prompted for a quantity; the extension best-effort scrapes the unit cost, brand, and supplier from the page, then POSTs the request to an internal purchasing-queue Flask service on our private LAN. The service either auto-approves the request under preconfigured rules or surfaces it on an approval inbox for manual review by authorized staff. **Privacy and data handling** No data leaves the local network. The extension communicates with exactly three hosts, all declared in the manifest and all internal to the company: - `https://traxismfg.adionsystems.com/*` — the company's ProShop ERP instance - `http://10.1.1.242:5002/*` — the LAN-only Brother PT-P700 print service - `http://10.1.1.161:5003/*` — the LAN-only purchasing-queue service No analytics, telemetry, cookies, third-party services, or external endpoints. The extension does not store any data and reads page content solely from our private ERP. Full privacy policy: https://claude-wolfgang.github.io/traxis-privacy/ **What's new in v1.6.1** - Updated the purchasing-queue host address from `10.1.1.71:5003` to `10.1.1.161:5003` to follow our internal server cutover. No new functionality, no new permission categories, no broader host scope — the address change is a like-for-like replacement. **Support** This is a private internal tool. Questions from authorized Traxis staff: tom@traxismfg.com --- ## Category Productivity (or Developer Tools — either is appropriate for an internal ERP-integration extension) --- ## Language English (United States)
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