What information can appear on labels?

Depending on the configured label type, a label can include the product, batch, dates, quantity, and other fields intended for that use.

How does Quick Print work?

The team starts from an existing product or traceability record, reviews or edits the product and batch, then selects the label type, dates, and quantity before printing.

Is a compatible printer required?

For direct printing from Traceo, we provide a configured thermal printer and rolls suited to the selected setup.

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Labels

HACCP labeling for batches, preparations, and expiry dates

Launch Quick Print from an existing product or traceability record, then review every field before printing.

Choose the label type, dates, and quantity. Traceo provides a configured thermal printer and suitable rolls.

Talk to Traceo

Start from existing data

Quick Print uses an existing product or traceability record to prepare a label without making the printed label a linked evidence record.

Review the information

Review or edit the product and batch, then choose the label type, dates, quantity, and allergens included in your configuration.

Print configured fields

Traceo prepares the fields for the selected label type and sends them to the configured thermal printer.

Products being selected for labeling with Traceo at Painseum. — 01Select the products

Immediate Traceo label printing at Painseum. — 02Immediate Quick Print

Traceo label applied to a prepared product at Painseum. — 03Apply a readable label