A truckload tagged
in one print run.
UpChannels lets small retailers pick what came in by category or by purchase order, set prices in one reviewed batch, and print a whole set of branded showroom or shelf tags — store logo, big price, MSRP struck through and a barcode that scans at the register.
- • Key spec you chose to show
- • Another spec, sized to fit
- • Dimensions
Four steps from the delivery to the floor
Price Tags sits in the Inventory menu beside Labels, and follows the same select, configure, print flow.
Choose the items
Pick a location, then group what is on hand by category or by the purchase order it came in on — one tick on a group header selects the whole truckload. Filter by brand, category, a search or “received in the last N days”, and the selection survives every filter change.
Set prices, if you want to
Optional, and for owners and managers. Propose new prices for the rows you tick — a percentage of MSRP, cost plus a markup, a target margin, a fixed price or a nudge up or down — rounded to .99, .95 or whole dollars. Nothing is saved until you have seen every old and new price and confirmed.
Design the tag
Start from a preset and choose what goes on it: your store logo, the brand, name, model, key specs or description lines, dimensions, the price, the MSRP struck through beside it and what the customer saves. Add service chips such as Delivery or Installation, a footer line and your accent colour.
Preview and print
Every sheet is previewed from the same page that goes to the printer, so the preview and the paper cannot differ. Print, or save as a PDF from the browser’s print dialog, or open the sheets as a printable page in their own tab.
From a showroom card to a tag on a cable
Smaller sizes offer fewer fields, and the design screen greys out what will not fit rather than printing it cut off. Every preset is a starting point you can edit.
The tag says what the register will charge
A tag is only useful if the customer pays what it says. Price Tags reads the price from the same place checkout does, and a scratch-and-dent unit with its own price gets its own tag — and rings up at that price when it is picked at checkout. The barcode is the serial for a tracked unit or the SKU for everything else, so a tag scans at the register and during a count.
Every row is checked before it prints, and the warnings say what is wrong in plain words:
A price change you can see before it happens, and take back after.
Setting prices in bulk is the riskiest thing a price tool does, so it is the most careful step. The diff shows every old and new price with the margin before and after, and flags anything that lands below cost. The confirm dialog names the biggest changes, reminds you when product prices apply at every location, and archived products are refused rather than repriced.
If someone edits a price between your preview and your save, that row is refused instead of overwritten. Every change is written down with who made it, and the whole batch can be undone for 24 hours — restoring only the prices nobody has changed since.
What Price Tags is not
It prints paper tags from your own printer; it does not drive electronic shelf labels. Pricing rules that apply at checkout are flagged on the tag list, not printed on the tag, and a financing line is text you write for the template — UpChannels does no financing maths. For small barcode labels on Avery sheets, the Labels page in Inventory is still the place.
Price tag questions, answered
Can I print tags for everything on one purchase order?
What happens to items that have no price?
Does a scratch-and-dent unit get its own tag?
Can staff change prices from the tag screen?
Can I undo a batch price change?
Can I put my logo on the tags?
What does it cost?
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, optionally set their prices in one batch that owners and managers preview, confirm and can undo for 24 hours, and print a whole set of branded tags in one go: 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 of the SKU or serial. Items with no price are left out rather than guessed, scratch-and-dent units get their own tag, and every print is logged. 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. Every capability below is included in the same subscription, with no integration to wire up between them.
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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