Generate tags for customers. Paste in their store list and you
get a code for every store, one print packet with a cover page in front of each
store's tags, and every store registered automatically.
1 · Who is it for
The rep and state go into the registry so scans land under the
right person's territory. Batch tells this run apart from the next one. The
tracking codes look after themselves — they come off the account name and
keep counting from wherever that account left off.
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2 · Their stores
One store per line. Copy straight out of a spreadsheet or an
email and drop it in — it reads tabs, commas or dashes. If it guesses
wrong, fix it in the table underneath. Nothing here has to be typed twice.
Code
Store
City
St
Codes appear here as soon as you paste.
3 · Build the packet
This registers the stores and opens the tag builder. Codes are
assigned here, so two people cutting runs the same week can never land on the
same one, and a store coming back for a reprint keeps the code it already had.
4 · Over in the tag builder
Three things to do there, in this order:
Pick a size. Shelf strip for the edge of a shelf, standard tag for the
product itself, table tent or counter card for a register, flyer for a window.
Add their logo under Your store logo, if they gave you one. A PNG
with a transparent background looks best; a JPG works. Drop the file in or paste
a link to it. It sits on every tag in the run, so the sign reads as
their store with our product on it. Skip it and the tags are still fine.
Tick the products, then hit the button at the bottom of the screen. You
get a manifest on top and a cover page in front of every store's tags.