How To: Create an Avery Sheet of Labels

How To: Create an Avery Sheet of Labels

This article explains how to create a sheet of labels that be kept at the registers for scanning small items, or items that do not have labels attached. These sheets can also be incorporated into the inventory process for items that do not have Barcodes attached 


            To streamline the checkout or inventory process 

            
            Any client that wants to scan items that do not have labels attached



Pre-Requisites: Permission to edit the Label Queue  
  1. Navigate to Label Queue within the Item Management Module
  2. Select the Store the sheet is being made for
  3. Select Add Items to Queue on the top right
             
  4. Select the Items that need to be included on the sheet.
  5. Click on the first item, and drag your mouse to highlight all items that have been selected
  6. Select ‘Set Print Count’ on the right and enter 1 to have each item appear a single time on the sheet
  7. Select ‘Print All Items’ on the right - 
  8. When the Print Preview Screen opens navigate to the Print Template Drop Down at the top of the page and select ‘Label – Avery 5160(Default)’. You'll note each item in the queue is added to the sheet one time. 
    1. NOTE: Users can customize this template like any template in the system to include specific fields as needed.
  9. Select your printer on the right (Because this is printing a full-page document, you will need to select your regular printer and not your label printer)
  10. Select Print at the bottom right

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