A truckload tagged
in one print run.
Pick the items by category or by the purchase order they came in on, set their prices in one batch you check before it saves, and print showroom and shelf tags with your logo, the MSRP struck through and a barcode that scans at the register. Items with no price are left out, never guessed.
From a delivery to a tagged floor
Inventory → Price Tags, on every plan.
Tick the order,
tag the whole truck.
Pick a location, then group what is on hand by category or by the purchase order it came in on, and one tick on a group takes every item in it. Your ticks stay when you filter, search or regroup. An item with no retail price is flagged No price and left out of the print, with a list of what was left out.
Reprice the batch,
check it, then save.
Step 2 fills in new prices for the ticked items. Nothing is saved until you have checked every old and new price, with the change and the margin before and after, and confirmed: the confirmation lists the ups and downs, the five biggest changes and any price below cost. Saved one by mistake? Undo this batch puts the old prices back for 24 hours, leaving alone any price someone changed since.
Your logo on every tag,
the MSRP struck through.
Start from a preset and choose what prints: your logo or store name, the brand, the name and model, key specs or description lines, the price with its cents, a financing line of your own text, and a unit’s condition, grade and serial. When too much is switched on for the size, Auto-fit switches off the suggested fields, and Preview worst case shows the item with the most text before a big run.
Know which tags
are out of date.
Answer Did the tags print OK? with Yes and each tag is recorded with that day’s price. When a price changes later — on Price Tags, in the product window or through an import — a banner says how many tags show an old price. For old stock, Make markdown tags on the Quick Facts to-do list opens the page on everything over 180 days: lower the prices in Step 2 and print.
The price on the tag is the price at the register.
A tag prints the unit’s own price when it has one, otherwise the product’s, and its barcode is the one the Register scans: a product tag carries the UPC or EAN, else the SKU, and a unit tag carries the serial number. Scan an open-box unit’s tag and the sale starts at that unit’s price. The same barcode scans in a stock count.
What Price Tags does not do
- Price tags print on US Letter and Avery sheets. Barcode labels on a roll label printer come from Labels.
- There are no electronic shelf labels.
- Pricing rules, promotions and variant price adjustments are not printed. The tag shows the item’s own price.
- The financing line is your own text. It never works out a payment.
- An item with no price is left out of the print and listed, never given a price.
- A printed tag is recorded only when you answer Yes to Did the tags print OK?
Ask for a tag from the floor.
Scan a product on the floor and, if its tag is torn, missing or wrong, ask for a new one: pick the location and how many tags, add a note, and the request shows on Price Tags on the web under Requested from the floor, for whoever prints the tags.
The UpChannels phone app is built and coming to iPhone and Android. It isn’t in the App Store or Google Play yet. Screens show sample data.
Price tag questions, answered
Can I print tags for everything on one purchase order?
How do batch price changes work?
Can staff change prices from the tag screen?
What paper and printer do I need?
Will the price on the tag match the register?
How do I know which tags are out of date?
Which plans include Price Tags?
Price Tags is one part of UpChannels
UpChannels Price Tags lets a small retailer choose items by category or by the purchase order they arrived on, set their prices in one batch — a percentage of MSRP, cost plus a markup, a target margin, a fixed price, or up or down by dollars or percent, rounded to .99, .95 or whole dollars — that is checked before it saves and can be undone for 24 hours, and print a whole set of tags at once: showroom tags two to a Letter page, or shelf cards, strips and small tags on Avery sheets. Tags carry the store logo, the price the register charges, the MSRP struck through, what the customer saves and a barcode that scans at checkout. Items with no price are left out rather than guessed, a unit with its own price or condition gets its own tag, and a banner names the tags that show an old price. It is included in every plan.
UpChannels is an all-in-one platform for small retailers and service businesses — sales, inventory, customers, scheduling, delivery, payments and finance in one system — and a real team that builds your website, runs your ads, and automates the busywork. The parts below share one set of records, so there is no integration to wire up between them; the pricing page shows which plan includes each one.
The product moves faster than this page. UpChannels ships updates most weeks, so a description here can lag what is already in the software. Where the two disagree, the running product is the current version — tell us if you find one and we will correct the page.
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