The Smart Way to Re-Order Labels
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Running out of labels means stopping your whole operation. It’s stressful, expensive and doesn’t do your reputation any good.
This is the smart way to reorder labels. Quick, easy and foolproof. It can be used on blank labels you print yourself, or you can use it with pre-printed labels used to identify or promote your products.
Labels can be reordered by the people on the shop floor who use them. The online form is pre-populated with order information – ensuring mistakes aren’t made with quantities, order references and addresses.
If purchasing needs to be done by a manager or purchasing team – then reorders can be sent to managers for authorisation.
You will need an internet accessible phone to make the system work.
Click the button here and request your free re-order labels.
A bright orange reorder label will be printed and posted out for you to use.
That might be a box of labels, it might be three rolls in a box, it might be just one roll.
If it’s a group of rolls – then you need to bag them together.
Once you have identified them – stick one of our bright orange reorder labels on them.
These blindingly obvious labels can’t be missed.
Use them as usual.
But when you get to your reorder point…
Fill in the re-order form that pops up.
Press Reorder and the information arrives with us. If you’d like your order to go to the purchasing team or a manager, we can set up the system to do that.
We review the order and confirm it with you.
If you’re happy, your order will be processed.
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