Works with Your Current Setup
Connect your existing scales, scanners and label printers — no rip-and-replace required.
RS232 and Bluetooth scale support
USB / RS232 / Bluetooth / Wi-Fi scanners
Thermal label printers via Wi-Fi / Ethernet
Scales
We support most weighing platforms with RS232 output or Bluetooth connectivity.
If your scale outputs RS232 data, we can usually integrate.
Scanners
We support scanners over RS232, USB, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
Works with handheld scanners and fixed-position scanners (where supported).
Thermal label printers
We support most thermal label printers on Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
Ideal for batch/lot labels, pallet labels, and goods-in labels.
How Hardware Connection Works
Tracesavvy connects to your existing devices through standard protocols — no proprietary hardware required.
Serial Connection
Via USB-to-serial converter for legacy scales and devices
Bluetooth
Wireless connection for mobile scales and scanners
Wi-Fi Network
Connect printers and advanced scales to your network
Ethernet
Wired connection for reliable, high-speed data transfer
Benefits of Connected Scales
Auto Weight Capture
Weights are captured automatically from your scales — no manual typing, no transcription errors.
Fewer Errors
Eliminate human error from manual data entry. Every weight is recorded accurately, every time.
Faster Recording
Speed up your production flow. Staff can focus on the work, not writing down numbers.
Complete Audit Trail
Every weight is timestamped and attributed to a user, creating a complete digital record for compliance.
No Scales? No Problem
Tracesavvy supports non-weighed workflows too. You don't need scales to benefit from digital traceability.
Manual Entry Mode
Staff can manually enter quantities, counts, or measurements when scales aren't needed or practical.
Scan & Confirm
Use barcode scanners to confirm ingredients, batches, or finished goods without weighing.
Checklists & Sign-offs
Digital checklists for cleaning, temperature checks, and quality inspections — all tracked and signed off.
Tracesavvy adapts to your workflow — whether you're weighing ingredients, counting units, or just need sign-offs.
You choose the mode that fits each step of your production process.
Supported Device Types
Tracesavvy supports most common shop-floor hardware. We work with industry-standard protocols, so if your device has one of these connection types, we can likely connect to it.
Scales
Weighing platforms with data output capability
• Bench scales
• Floor scales
• Checkweighers
• Counting scales
Barcode Scanners
1D and 2D barcode reading devices
• Handheld scanners
• Fixed-mount scanners
• Wireless scanners
• Presentation scanners
Label Printers
Thermal and thermal transfer printers
• Desktop printers
• Industrial printers
• Mobile printers
• ZPL/EPL compatible
We support most common setups. If your device connects via RS232, USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or Ethernet, it will likely work with Tracesavvy.
Example Compatible Devices
Typical devices that work with these connection protocols
This list is not exhaustive — if your device has standard connectivity, it will likely work.
Avery Weigh-Tronix
ZM Series
Standard RS232 output
Mettler Toledo
IND780
Continuous output mode
Mettler Toledo
ICS429g
Terminal with RS232/Ethernet output
Ohaus
Defender 3000
Standard protocol
Datalogic
QuickScan QD2400
Handheld scanner
Zebra
DS3678
Wireless handheld
Honeywell
Voyager 1200g
Standard USB-HID mode
Zebra
ZT410
Network printing
Zebra
ZT230
Industrial thermal printer
Honeywell
PM43c
Industrial label printer
Honeywell
PC42t
Desktop thermal printer
Brother
TD-4750TNWB
Thermal transfer
Dymo
LabelWriter 550
Direct thermal
Sato
CL4NX Plus
Industrial label printer
TSC
TTP-247
Thermal transfer printer
Cab
Squix 4
High-resolution label printing
How compatibility works
Tell us what you've got
Share your device details and connection types
We confirm connectivity
Our team verifies RS232/Bluetooth/Wi-Fi/Ethernet compatibility
We configure and test
Tracesavvy is configured and data flow is tested
Frequently asked questions
Do I need new hardware?
Usually no. Most modern scales, scanners, and printers with RS232, USB, Bluetooth, or network connectivity work with Tracesavvy.
What if my device isn't listed?
Request a compatibility check using the form below. We'll verify your specific device and confirm integration options.
Do you support multiple sites?
Yes. Tracesavvy works across multiple locations, each with its own hardware configuration.
Request Device Compatibility Check
Not sure if your hardware is compatible? Let us check for you.