Use Asset Labels To Track Inventory

Identifying specific items is easily accomplished by the use of asset labels. There are many uses for them that save time and money for both the manufacturer and the retailer. Electronic readers can translate the images on the tags and send the information to the main computer for tracking purposes. Studies show that errors and theft are reduced when this type of system is put in place.

Security labels are used with credit cards or ID badges. Because of the importance of these devices, the tags must be hard to reproduce. Embossing, bar codes, holography and security printing are some of the methods used to ensure legitimate devices are not illegally reproduced. High-ticket merchandise is often affixed with a security device so it will alert security personnel if not deactivated before the customer leaves the store.

A POS, or point of sale system makes it easy to perform price changes or to monitor sales. Barcode labels are read at the cashier’s station and the information fed to the main computer. They also facilitate performing inventory counts.

Paper, fabric, polymer and metal are just a few of the materials used to construct custom labels. They can be printed on the product or affixed to it. The codes that are used in the point of sale system to track items is most often included.

Retailers rely on tagging systems so they can track the amount of inventory on hand. Besides ensuring that any back stock is pulled to the floor, they also help with just in time ordering. Accurate inventories can significantly reduce overstocks and save money. Legally required information is also included.

Reduce shoplifting, illegal reproduction of ID badges or credit cards, and improve inventory accuracy by using asset labels. They are cost-efficient and very effective. There are many styles available that can be used on a multitude of product types.

Many companies rely on barcode labels in order to be able to identify their inventory quickly and effectively. To get more information about asset labels and how they can help you, contact Data Label.