Home
Home is a summary of the branch selected in the sidebar. The heading carries the branch name, your name and today’s date, so it is always clear which site you are looking at.
Active Products
Section titled “Active Products”A ring showing how much of your catalogue is in use. The number in the middle is how many products are active, out of the total.
The ring is split by type: prep in dark blue, sales in teal, inactive in pale grey. Tap the info icon for the same figures as a list, with the live label count and any pending requests.
Wastage by Reason
Section titled “Wastage by Reason”A ring of your waste records split by reason, with the total in the middle. Tap the info icon for the breakdown.
A month where most of the ring is one reason is the useful case: the reason tells you what to change.
Expiring Today and Expired Today
Section titled “Expiring Today and Expired Today”Two short lists side by side: what is inside 24 hours of its use-by, and what has already passed it today. When there is nothing to show they read All within date and None expired.
All Expired Labels
Section titled “All Expired Labels”Everything past its use-by that has not been dealt with, as one count, regardless of when it was printed. Tap it to open the full list on the Labels page.
This card is the food-safety one. An expired label still on the shelf is the thing an inspector asks about, so the goal is for it to read zero.
Labels, Last 30 Days
Section titled “Labels, Last 30 Days”Owners and Managers also get a label summary: Printed, Live, Removed and Expired, with a chart of activity over the period.
A low removal rate usually means labels are coming off the pack and going in the bin without being recorded, rather than a labelling problem.
Anything the devices have sent up for review: new and edited products, requests to clear expired labels, and supply orders. Tap a row to open it. The full list is under Requests.
Devices
Section titled “Devices”The branch’s devices, with whether each one is online and when it was last seen. Managing them is on the Devices page.
Staff signed in on a phone or tablet see the left-hand cards only.
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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
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