LBX Print Bench

Integration example · not a certified ServiceNow Store app

Asset labels from a ServiceNow workflow.

Keep an approved LBX template, bind a controlled asset payload, inspect the rendered label, and hand it to an explicitly chosen local print path.

ServiceNow asset record→REST field map→LBX SVG / PNG→review→local printer transport

Six deliberate fields

asset_id
AST-20481
serial_number
SN-DEMO-8842
owner
Alex Example
location
Munich Test Lab
support_group
Workplace Demo
qr
example.invalid/assets/AST-20481

Example request

POST /v1/render
{
  "templateId": "asset-label",
  "fields": {
    "asset_id": "AST-20481",
    "serial_number": "SN-DEMO-8842",
    "owner": "Alex Example",
    "location": "Munich Test Lab",
    "support_group": "Workplace Demo",
    "qr": "https://example.invalid/assets/AST-20481"
  },
  "format": "png"
}

What this example proves

Named field discovery and binding, deterministic SVG/PNG rendering, and a clear hand-off boundary to a printer transport.

What it does not prove

ServiceNow certification, complete b-PAC compatibility, printer online state, loaded media, or a successful physical print. Those require the agreed customer environment and real hardware.

Test the templates you already use.

A compatibility review identifies fields, warnings, output geometry, and the smallest viable pilot path.

Request a template compatibility review