Price labels prints shelf labels straight from your catalog. The label size and layout are set for your company in Label design (see below); out of the box it's a Windsor 50×38 mm label with product name, price, barcode, and SKU.
Need a label for just one item? You can print it without coming here: Item lookup has a Print label button on the item card, and it uses the same label, printer, and settings.
Scan a barcode or type a SKU and press Enter (or tap Add) to drop an item into the print queue; scanning the same item again just bumps its count. Don't know the code? Use Search by name. For each row, use the − / + buttons to set how many copies to print, or remove it with ✕.
The Label preview shows exactly what the most recently touched item will print; tap any row to preview it. When the queue looks right, hit Print.
On a handheld scanner the preview is skipped: those browsers can't display a PDF inside the page, and the label is wider than the screen. Scan, set your counts, and print. If you do want to eyeball it first, "open PDF to print in browser" opens the label in the device's own PDF viewer.
If PrintNode is set up, the labels go straight to your chosen printer: pick your printer once and it's remembered (each user has their own). The first time, you'll be asked to choose from the printers that are online. Otherwise, "open PDF to print in browser" opens the PDF so you can print it from the browser dialog (choose the printer and your label size).
A company admin can set the font, size, and layout under Admin → Label design: pick a font (including your brand font), adjust dimensions and text sizes, toggle the barcode or SKU, and choose how discounts show. A live preview updates as you go; saved changes apply here.
Under Label stock, pick a preset to start from, such as Dymo 11353. Two settings there change the shape of the label:
The price is the current shelf price including VAT. If an item has a live discount (see Discounts), the label prints the sale price and the row shows a sale tag, so shelf labels match the till. The barcode is the item's primary EAN-13. Everything is read from your synced catalog: no ERP call, and it works even if your ERP is offline.