Set up Dill with Lightspeed
Pick your site, import your categories and items, fill in ingredients once, then print. Here is every step, including how to keep Dill in step when your menu changes.
How it works, step by step
Pick the site to sync
Lightspeed accounts often hold several locations. Choose the one you are setting up before anything else.
- 1.Next to Sync with Lightspeed, click the arrow beside the location name.
- 2.Pick the location you are setting up. The ticked one is active.
- 3.Only have one site? It is already selected and there is nothing to do.

Import your categories
In the web app, open the Categories page and pull your Lightspeed categories in first.
- 1.Top right, click Sync with Lightspeed, then Import Data.
- 2.The Select Items window lists your Lightspeed categories. Tick the ones you want.
- 3.Click Import. They appear on your Categories page.


Import your items
On the My Labels page, choose which categories to pull items from. Each item is tagged with the location it came from.
- 1.On My Labels, click Sync with Lightspeed, then Import Data.
- 2.In 'Select categories to import data from', tick the categories whose items you want.
- 3.Click Continue. Your Lightspeed items import as labels, each tagged with its location in the Source column.


Pick a label type
Open an item from My Labels. Each label card shows its size and how many fields it needs.
- 1.Tap an item to open Item Details.
- 2.Choose Food To Go 2x2, Food to Go 2x4, or Food to Go Landscape 4x2.
- 3.The form updates to just the fields that label prints.

Fill in what the label needs
- 1.Type ingredients heaviest first.
- 2.Tap Flag allergens to mark them in the text. They print in bold.
- 3.Set the Contains line and how long it keeps. The barcode is already filled in from Lightspeed. Change it only if the printed code has to differ.
- 4.Scroll down and tap Save label. The item is now print ready on mobile.

Keep Dill and Lightspeed in step
This is the one thing that works differently from Clover.
- When your menu changes in Lightspeed, open the Sync menu on the matching page and pull the update in. Two clicks and you are current. The full routine is below.
Print on the mobile app
- 1.Tap Connect and pair your Bluetooth label printer.
- 2.Search by name or filter by category, then tap the item.
- 3.Pick a label format. Tap Change to switch anytime.


Check the preview, then print
- 1.Adjust text size, the Contains and May contain lines, and the use by. The preview updates live.
- 2.Tap Print, or Quick Print to go straight to printing.
- 3.Enter the quantity and tap Yes.


Keeping Dill and Lightspeed in step
When your Lightspeed menu changes, pull the update into Dill from the Sync with Lightspeed menu on the matching page. Two clicks and you are current.
| What changed in Lightspeed | Where you go | What you click |
|---|---|---|
| New category | Categories page, then My Labels | Import Data, twice |
| New items added | My Labels | Import Data |
| Prices or names changed | The matching page | Update Info |
| Items removed from Lightspeed | The matching page | Clean Deleted Data |
What you need
- A Lightspeed account and till
- A Brother Bluetooth label printer (TD series)
- A Dill account
Common questions
Does Dill change anything in my Lightspeed till?
No. Changes flow one way, Lightspeed to Dill.
Do I have to share my Lightspeed password?
No. You log in to Dill and the accounts are linked once.
I have several sites. Does Dill handle that?
Yes. Pick the site you are working on and everything imports from it. Items show which location they came from.
Does Dill update on its own when my menu changes?
No. You pull updates in from the Sync menu when you need them, which takes two clicks.
Will a sync wipe the ingredients I typed?
No. Sync only refreshes name, category and price.
Where does the barcode come from?
Lightspeed. You can change it if the printed code needs to differ.
Which printers work?
Brother Bluetooth label printers. Dill pairs with them directly from the mobile app.
Tell us about your sites and we will get your Lightspeed menu onto labels.
Talk to us about Lightspeed