Labels
The Labels page is the print log for the branch selected in the sidebar: every label printed from every device, newest first. It is a record, not a to-do list, and nothing is removed from it when a label comes off a pack.
Reading a Label Row
Section titled “Reading a Label Row”Each row carries the product, where it is kept, and its status:
- Xd left in green: within its use-by
- Xh left or Xm left in orange: inside the last 24 hours
- Xm ago, Xh ago or Xd ago in red: past its use-by
- Removed: the label was marked as removed, and the row is faded
Under the status is the exact use-by date and time, or the time it was removed. Faded rows keep what is still live standing out.
Prep and sales labels are marked differently: sales rows carry a teal edge in the card view, and a Sales or Prep badge in the table.
Finding Things
Section titled “Finding Things”- Search by product name
- Detailed or Compact: compact groups identical labels into one row with a ×N count, which makes a prep session readable instead of forty near-identical lines
- Cards or Table: the table adds columns for use-by, printed at and quantity
Opening this page from the All expired labels card on Home shows only what is past its use-by and not yet dealt with. The heading reads Expired labels when that filter is on.
Bulk Print
Section titled “Bulk Print”Bulk print sends a list of labels to the device to print in one go. See Bulk Labels.
Nothing Showing Yet
Section titled “Nothing Showing Yet”Labels appear here after they are printed on a device and the device has synced, which happens every few minutes. If the page is empty:
- Check the device is paired to this branch, under Settings → Devices
- Print a label on the device
- Use Sync from the device’s card if you do not want to wait for the next cycle
Longer Records
Section titled “Longer Records”- Reports → Label Report: the last 90 days with a summary panel, and a PDF export for inspections and audits
- Reports → Expired on Shelf: past use-by labels that were never marked as removed
- Reports → Compliance Pack: label discipline alongside your wastage log and allergen coverage, as one PDF
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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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