Bill printers
58 mm and 80 mm thermal printers such as the TVS RP 3230 and Epson. The desktop app prints straight away, with no print window.
QR & barcode billing
Scan a sticker, and the bill is done
Print a QR or barcode sticker for every piece and stick it on the tag. Billing becomes one scan per piece: no typing item names, no wrong prices.
- TSC 50 × 25 mm labels
- Barcode gun or camera
- No wrong prices
From the rack to the bill
- 1
Add your products
From an Excel file, or one by one: sizes, colours, prices and stock.
- 2
Print the stickers
On a label printer like the TSC TE244 (50 × 25 mm) or on A4 sticker sheets.
- 3
Scan and bill
With a USB or Bluetooth barcode gun, or the phone camera.
Works with the hardware shops use
Label printers
TSC and other label printers, or stickers on an ordinary A4 printer.
Scanners
USB and Bluetooth barcode guns such as the Honeywell 1470g, or the camera of any Android phone.
Barcodes already on the tags
Pieces that come with a barcode from the company are scanned as they are.
Why stickers pay for themselves
A shorter queue
One scan per piece instead of searching and typing.
No wrong prices
The price comes from the sticker, not from memory.
Stock that matches the shelf
Every scan takes the piece out of stock, and a stock count is just scanning the shelves.
Salesman cards
Salesmen scan their own code card, so their points are counted.
Questions shop owners ask
My tags already have barcodes. Do I still need stickers?
No. Pieces with a barcode are scanned as they are. Print stickers only for the pieces without one.
Which sticker size should I use?
50 × 25 mm labels work well on clothing tags. A4 sticker sheets on an ordinary printer work too.
Can the phone camera scan the stickers?
Yes. In the Android app the camera is the scanner, so you can start without buying one.
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