12Retail & Supermarket · Desktop software
Label and shelf-edge printing for a retail operation
Barcode and price labels printed from live data rather than a separate design file.
- Template-based label design
- Print from live item data
- Batch printing on price change
- Shelf-edge and product labels
The problem
Labels were produced in a design program from exported spreadsheets, so printed prices drifted from system prices and re-pricing was a manual exercise.
What we built
We built label printing directly from the item record, with templates per label size, so what prints is what the system holds.
Modules delivered
- Template-based label design
- Print from live item data
- Batch printing on price change
- Shelf-edge and product labels
- Barcode generation
- Printer configuration per station
What changed
What the delivered system does differently from the process it replaced.
- Printed prices match system prices
- Re-pricing prints only the affected labels
- Templates are reused across stations
Built with
The stack chosen for this build.
- Desktop client
- SQLite
- Sync service
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