Not sure if this will solve for your use case, but check out Digest: https://zapier.com/apps/digest/help

https://zapier.com/help/doc/how-get-started-digest-zapier

https://zapier.com/help/doc/what-digest

Hi Troy,

Thank you for your suggestion. From what I understand, Digest can send out a summary of fields from the process, but my use case requires that each record (row of data) prints separately. I’m new to Zapier and would love any other suggestions I can look into using.

Thanks again for your help! :)

Why not send each in real-time?

I’m trying to send each to an ePrint service via diningorders@printer.com, but there is no queue. I’d like to somehow delay the time when the records are printed. Since they are for meal prep orders, breakfast will be printed at a certain time, lunch, and dinner at their own times so that the printed sheets are not lost if an order is placed the day/night before it’s meant to be prepared.

Try this then...Use a Delay > Delay Until.

You may have to get a bit more advanced and use a Code step first to determine the timestamp of when the Zap triggered then do an evaluation whether to delay until a designated time TODAY or TOMORROW.

This will achieve the effect of a queue.

Okay. I’ll give that a shot. Thank you.

I’m curious, is it possible to query the Google Spreadsheet for a specific date/time then email all the records and include a count of how many it prints (n out of  x)? 

Thank you.

You’d have to configure a GSheet tab that has some formulas (e.g. QUERY, FILTER) on it that takes an input that you pass in from the Zap and will return those 2 numbers.

Oh that gives me an idea. Thank you. Let me try these suggestions out and hopefully it does the trick! :)