QR asset labels
Print the QR, stick it on the unit
Print asset labels onto standard Avery sheets, positioned to the millimetre so they line up with the die-cut. Scanning one opens that unit’s page, and your engineers sign in to see its service record.
How it works
- 1
Print a sheet
Blank labels on standard Avery sheets. Nothing to decide at the printer.
- 2
Scan a new label
On site, scan it and say what the machine is and where it is.
- 3
Capture what you can
Make, model and serial. Anything missing is flagged for the office.
The details
Bound for good
Once scanned, the label points at that unit.
A history that stays
Entries are append-only and can’t be edited or removed.
Office review
Records captured on site and left incomplete are marked for someone to finish.
Frequently asked questions
Which plans include qr asset labels?
Every plan.
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