Consumables
Consumables is the shop: label rolls, device cases and charging stations. Payment is handled by Stripe; LabelFood never sees or stores your card details.
Place an Order
Section titled “Place an Order”- Go to Consumables
- Set the quantity for each item with the + and - steppers
- The order summary on the right updates as you go, with the delivery charge and the total
- Add notes if the delivery needs them
- Click the pay button and complete checkout
Delivery is free above a set order value. While you are under it, the summary shows how much more is needed, so you can decide whether to add a roll rather than pay for carriage.
Order the Same Again
Section titled “Order the Same Again”Most roll orders are the same order. When your last order can still be placed as it stands, an Order the same again card appears at the top with what it contains and what it costs. One click puts it through.
It is hidden when something in that order is out of stock or no longer sold, rather than quietly placing a different order.
Requests from a Device
Section titled “Requests from a Device”Staff can order from the device, for anything in the shop, when they see a roll running low or a case split. The request appears at the top of this page with the branch, who asked and what they asked for, and you either pay for it or reject it.
Device orders can be set to go through without review, per branch, under Settings → Organisation. They are then charged to your card on file as they are placed, so it is worth deciding deliberately rather than leaving it on by default.
Order History
Section titled “Order History”Past orders are listed below the form with what was ordered, the total and the date:
- Awaiting payment: created but not paid
- Confirmed: paid, being prepared
- Fulfilled: delivered
- Cancelled: not going ahead
- Return pending: a return is in progress
An unpaid order has a Pay button to finish checkout. Once there is tracking, a Track button appears, and Receipt opens the Stripe receipt.
- Order before you run out. A busy kitchen gets through a roll faster than it expects, and rolls are sold in multiples, so one order covers a while
- Use LabelFood rolls. The printer is set up around their size, backing and adhesive, so a roll bought elsewhere is the first thing to rule out when print quality or label alignment goes wrong
Ready to get started?
Everything described in these docs is what the terminal does on its own once your product list is in — printing, expiry, waste and the record behind all three.
A label costs under 1p. Handwriting it costs hours every week.
- No setup fee
- No extra hardware
- Cancel anytime
£325 a year, or £32/month rolling