For warehouses and logistics
Every location in the warehouse, with a label of its own
Generate hundreds of labels for racks, bays, levels and positions from a single form, with a colour code per level and a direction arrow. A scan opens the location's page with what is stored there, and the printed code stays readable for WMS scanners too.
Available on the Business plan.
Warehouse plan
500
labels per run
from a single form
3
print styles
classic, colour band or block
10
labels on one A4 sheet
96 × 54 mm, with cut lines
Who it is for
Where you put it and what happens
Pallet racking, tool stores, shelves of ring binders. Anywhere someone is after one particular location and loses minutes finding it.
How it works
Three steps, under a minute
Type the range
Say where the rack starts and ends, and every label comes out at once.
Get the sheet
A4, laid out, with the location number big and the code right under it.
The operator knows
One scan from the aisle and they see where it is and what you put there.
Print styles
Three styles, the same label
The same information, laid out differently. You pick the style when you generate and change it anytime, without redoing the warehouse plan.
Industrial classic
For pallet racking, where each part of the code is read on its own.
Colour band
For picking racks, where the whole code has to land at a glance.
Colour block
For long aisles, where the level has to be read from tens of metres away.
A colour per level
The palette we suggest for levels. You change it level by level, to match the markings already on your floor.
- Level A
- Level B
- Level C
- Level D
- Level E
- Level F
Why it is worth it
What you gain over a handwritten label, or a barcode with no page behind it.
A colour code per level
Every level has its own colour and an arrow towards the rack, so you spot the location from the end of the aisle, not from beside it.
An editable location page
You change what it says is on the rack without reprinting anything. The label already stuck on stays good.
Works with WMS scanners
The location code is printed legibly on the label, so the warehouse scanner reads it too, not just a phone.
Frequently asked questions
Can't find your answer? Write to us and we reply the same working day.
ContactThe Business plan. That is where bulk generation, the A4 sheets ready to cut and the location pages that go with them live.
Other code types
What else fits in a code
Put the warehouse in order
Define the racks once, download the sheets and stick them on. The labels hold up even after the stock on the rack changes.