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      Print and Create SKU Items

      SKU Printing involves a straightforward process to generate tags for a specific product. This method of printing allows the user to easily print multiple tags for one product. There are two main functions that allow users to print out RFID labels as part of an order:

      • Print Order Tags
      • Print and Create Order Items

       

      Both print functions allow the user to:

      • View an Order.
      • Print off a select number of order lines, or print the entire order.
      • Adjust the information that may be printed on the label, based on the selected template.
      • Complete the order once printing is complete.

       

      However, there is a main difference between the two functions, and the one that is chosen is

      dependent on the end result once the RFID labels have been printed.

      • Print Order Tags will print and encode the RFID labels based on the order, but the printed RFID labels will NOT be automatically added into the system as available
        • The benefits of this method are to allow users to print out an order and usestock. only the tags necessary when applying labels to stock.
        • Any unused labels can simply be physically disposed and only applied tags will appear as stock.
        • The main drawback of this method is that the RFID labels are not considered as part of stock until they have been scanned as part of a stocktake, a stock adjustment, or scanned and received against the same order via a handheld.
        • Recommended use cases for this function include printing and delivering the RFID labels to suppliers so that suppliers can apply the labels at source.
          • Once tagged at source, the user can then receive the tagged product and verify the number of received stock via the RFID handheld.
      • Print and Create Order Items will print and encode the RFID labels based on the order AND printed RFID labels will be automatically added into the system as available stock.
        • The benefits of this method are to allow users to print out an order and have each label represent a physical stock item.
        • The main drawback of this method is that every printed tag represents a physical stock item and so additional RFID tags will need to be disposed off physically and digitally removed so that stock levels reflect only applied RFID labels.
        • Recommended use cases for this function include printing and applying the RFID labels to incoming product so that they appear as stock immediately.

      For additional recommendations, please contact the Ramp Support Team.

       

      To begin printing SKUs, press on the Print and Create SKU Items tile on the main menu. If this

      tile is not available, please refer to our Print Settings guide to enable it.

      Upon clicking on it, users will be met with the SKU List where users can search and select a

      specific SKU. To search for an order, enter the SKU Name or SKU Number into the search

      field and press search.

      A list of SKUs corresponding to the search results will appear. To select and order, double-

      click on the order to continue.

      Printing SKU

      Upon selecting a SKU, users will be shown custom properties of the SKU that can be

      adjusted, such as names, SKU numbers or additional print lines.

      Users can also set the print quantity as well before proceeding by pressing Next. Once the

      quantity has been set, press the Finish button to add the print job to queue.

      Printing Orders

      Upon selecting your templates, the print jobs will now be added against the queue. Press the

      Play button to begin printing any jobs that have been added to the queue.

      As the jobs are completed, the progress bar will be filled to indicate that the respective print

      job has been completed.