- Adding Notes to an Item
- Adding Inventory Information on an Item
- Adding Weight and Dimensions to an Item
- Adding an Item from an Item Template
- Adding an Item from Scratch
- Creating Items
- Deleting Items
- Duplicating Items
- Entering Listing Upgrades
- Entering eBay Listing Information
- Entering eBay Shipping Information
- Entering Payment Information
- Entering Item Data
- Importing Data into SixBit
- Saving an Item as an Item Template
- Entering Title and Description
- Entering an Allocation Plan
- Entering Etsy Information
- Entering Product and Shipping Info
- Entering Tags and Materials
- Entering Categories and Attributes
- Entering Item Specifics
- Entering eBay Catalog Information
- Adding Items in Bulk
- Adding Pricing Information to an Item
- Adding Product Information to an Item
- Editing Items
- Entering Categories
- Managing Pictures on an Item
- Adding Notes to an Item
- Adding Inventory Information on an Item
- Adding Weight and Dimensions to an Item
- Adding an Item from an Item Template
- Adding an Item from Scratch
- Creating Items
- Deleting Items
- Duplicating Items
- Entering Listing Upgrades
- Entering eBay Listing Information
- Entering eBay Shipping Information
- Entering Payment Information
- Entering Item Data
- Importing Data into SixBit
- Saving an Item as an Item Template
- Entering Title and Description
- Entering an Allocation Plan
- Entering Etsy Information
- Entering Product and Shipping Info
- Entering Tags and Materials
- Entering Categories and Attributes
- Entering Item Specifics
- Entering eBay Catalog Information
- Adding Items in Bulk
- Adding Pricing Information to an Item
- Adding Product Information to an Item
- Editing Items
- Entering Categories
- Managing Pictures on an Item
Printing Inventory Labels
Placing an inventory label on items makes it easier to keep track of items. An inventory label contains information such as the itemid, productid, sku, title, and barcodes to help easily identify, find and order records in SixBit. See Barcode Scanners for more information on using barcode scanners with inventory labels.
To print inventory labels, define the printer to be used for the labels and print the labels from the Sell Items mode.
To customize inventory labels, please see Customizing Reports.
To specify an inventory label printer:
- Open the SixBit Options window. How?How?
- Select the Reports tab on the left, then the Inventory Labels tab that appears on the right.
- Choose the Inventory Label Style. Labels can be either single feed labels or sheet labels.
- To skip over labels for any items you don't have inventory for, click "Do not print labels when inventory is 0".
- Select the Default Inventory Labels printer.
To print inventory labels:
Open the Sell Items mode. How?How?
- Select all items in the grid for which the labels will be printed.
- When printing on sheet labels (full sized pages with multiple labels on a sheet), there may be labels left over on a sheet from previous printings. To make use of the remaining labels, load the partial sheet into the printer and then specify the number of labels to be skipped in the Skip box under the Labels button. When not using sheet labels, leave this value at 0.
From the Reporting group in the ribbon bar, click the arrow beside the Labels icon, and choose Inventory Labels or Inventory Labels w/ Preview.
- The Report Viewer will appear if you chose to print with preview. Click the Print button to print the labels.