What it touches
Order items, note, customer contact, fulfillment type, and backup printer target.
Counter / hardware side / Operator-side prototype
Backup printer path
If the first printer path fails, the order can be rerouted to a second print target or local spool.
For a pizzeria
Useful when a shop wants hardware redundancy before trusting direct orders during busy service.
Where it fits
What the shop uses behind the counter
These are the restaurant-side tools for menu control, kitchen flow, stock, printing, and fallback alerts.
This page is the readable P4P explanation for one module. It is meant to be understandable before you open the raw manifest.
What it does not own
It is fallback routing, not the main customer or kitchen workflow.
Current state
Operator-side prototype
builtin operator self-test lane when enabled and configured
Current declared data-access summary: Order items, note, customer contact, fulfillment type, and configured backup printer target.
Read next
Do not stop at one module page.
Start with the main print lane
The backup path only makes sense after you read the primary printer/POS lane.
Then see the queue it protects
Fallback printing exists because the kitchen queue still needs a dependable handoff during service.
Keep the human fallback nearby
If both print paths fail, the next useful backup is a direct operator notification path.
Technical identity
p4p.order.print.backup
If you need the developer-facing version, open the GitHub module reference or the raw manifest. The public P4P page stays focused on what the module means operationally.
Open provider page / Open GitHub module reference / Open GitHub provider reference / Open raw manifest
Contact
This module page is still part of the same narrow proof story.
Questions about this module, the provider layer, or the live-pilot boundary: hedegreen.research@gmail.com.
Public proof front door: https://pizza4people.com/.
Broader protocol-family direction: https://protocols4people.com/.