Product Labels

Overview

Sellercloud allows you to print product and location labels to simplify product identification during order fulfillment. You can customize the information you want printed on the labels, including basic information, like SKU or UPC with barcodes, or more in-depth information, like ASIN and Brand. In addition, custom plugins can be developed to print information in any format.

Print Location Labels

Follow the steps below to generate and print labels with basic information about the product’s SKU, UPC identifiers, and displayed barcodes:

1. Access Inventory > Manage Inventory. Alternatively, you can go to Catalog > Manage Catalog.
2. Open the details page of the Product for which you want to print a location label.
3. Click Actions > Print Labels.
4. In the Print Labels dialog box, select the Location Labels option.
5. Fill in the Label Qty field.
6. Click Print.

Print Generic Product Labels

When printing a product label, you can select a product identifier and the label size. To print Product Labels for individual SKUs:

1. Access Inventory > Manage Inventory. Alternatively, you can go to Catalog > Manage Catalog.
2. Open the details page of the Product for which you want to print a location label.
3. Click Actions > Print Labels.
4. In the Print Labels dialog box:
   1. Select Product Labels.
   2. Choose which product identifier should be printed:
      1. SKU – The product’s Sellercloud SKU (Stock Keeping Unit).
      2. ALIAS – Select one of the product’s Aliases.
      3. ASIN – The product’s ASIN (Amazon Standard Identification Number). This is specific to Amazon products.
      4. EAN – The product’s EAN (European Article Number). A unique barcode standard commonly used in Europe.
      5. FNSKU – The Amazon FNSKU (Fulfillment Network Stock Keeping Unit). This is used to identify products stored in FBA fulfillment centers.
      6. GTIN – The product’s GTIN (Global Trade Item Number). A unique product identifier used worldwide for retail products.
      7. ITF-14 – ITF-14 barcodes are designed for labeling boxes that have multiple quantities of the same product. These barcodes will include the product’s UPC and the number of items in a box.
      8. UPC – The product’s UPC (Universal Product Code). This is a unique barcode used for product identification and tracking.
   3. In the Label Size Option, select the geometric dimensions to be applied to the label.
   4. In the Label Qty field, enter the number of labels you want to print.
   5. Click Print.

Print Product Labels via Plugin

To print specific information on a label, use the respective pre-configured plugin:

1. Access Inventory > Manage Inventory. Alternatively, you can go to Catalog > Manage Catalog.
2. Open the details page of the Product for which you want to print a location label.
3. Click Actions > Print Labels.
4. In the Print Labels dialog box:
   1. Select Print Via Plugin.
   2. In the Select Plugin field, select the appropriate custom plugin.
   3. Fill in the Label Qty field.
   4. Click Print.
      

Print Labels for Multiple SKUs

You can also print Product Labels for multiple SKUs from the Manage Inventory and Manage Catalog pages. To do that:

1. Access Inventory > Manage Inventory. Alternatively, you can go to Catalog > Manage Catalog.
2. Select the products for which you want to print the labels from the results grid.
3. In the bottom-right corner, click the Actions icon and select Print Labels.
4. You will be redirected to the Print Labels page. In the Products panel, you will see a list of your selected SKUs, their names, and their current available Inventory. You can:
   1. Manually input the number of labels in the Label Qty field, or
   2. Click the rotating arrows button. This action will auto-populate the number of labels to be printed, matching the current available quantity.
5. Specify the label type:
   1. Location Labels – includes UPC barcode and Location barcode, as well as the list of related Aliases and Replacement SKUs.
   2. Product Labels – select which product identifier to print: SKU, ASIN, EAN, FNSKU, GTIN, ITF-14, or UPC.
   3. Print via Plugin – choose a plugin from the dropdown.
6. Click the Print icon. Your labels will be generated in a PDF file and downloaded to your device.