Lot references & barcode labels
Give every lot a unique reference in your chosen format, print barcode labels on Zebra printers from the browser and scan them at every step.
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Print lot labels with barcodes, lot-number labels and address labels on Zebra thermal printers straight from the browser, using Zebra Browser Print.
Every lot that enters an auction house has to be identified, stored, found again for viewing and packed after the sale. Selloff prints the labels for these steps on Zebra thermal label printers, directly from the browser, through Zebra Browser Print.
The label width and height are set once in Settings › Branding, and each user sets the resolution of their printer so that text and barcodes print at the right size. The barcodes are the ones read when scanning and packing lots. See also lot references & barcode labels.
Frequently asked questions
Zebra label printers reachable through Zebra Browser Print, the small Zebra application installed on the workstation. Selloff generates the labels in ZPL, Zebra’s printer language, and sends them to the printer you selected, without a print dialog.
Selloff proposes a quantity based on the lot’s packaging type and quantity, for example one label per box. You can change the number before printing.
Related features
Give every lot a unique reference in your chosen format, print barcode labels on Zebra printers from the browser and scan them at every step.
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