Label Manager
ZIP selected, 480 barcodes in total. 125 used, 355 remaining.
SETS Programme
Queue hundreds of barcodes from a single ZIP file without selecting them one by one, and print them from a Bluetooth printer in one run. In manufacturing, logistics and packaging operations, label printing, location tracking and device licensing come together in the same record.
ZIP selected, 480 barcodes in total. 125 used, 355 remaining.
60 x 30 mm label, centred template, Depot-3 caption.
42 / 100 labels sent. Pause, resume and cancel control.
The SETS Difference
Most mobile barcode apps make you open labels one at a time and print them one at a time. If a shipment involves hundreds of labels, the job stretches over hours and loses its sequence. SETS takes the ZIP containing the label files once and runs the printing as a queue.
The ZIP containing the label files is selected in one go. The app reads the total barcode count inside it; the number used and remaining stays visible throughout the run.
Labels inside the ZIP are processed in order. The QR value of each record is regenerated, scaled for better legibility, and the sub-code is placed close to the label.
The queue is sent to the Bluetooth printer without interruption. You can pause, resume or cancel during printing; progress is tracked by label count.
If there is an interruption, the position is preserved and the team continues without setting the job up again. Because used barcodes are retained, the risk of losing labels during cancellations and errors drops.
SETS Operations Flow
Print case, container and pallet labels in bulk; establish unit-level traceability on the packaging line with legible QR codes.
The collection point is recorded in the panel as an individual location, with its address, coordinates, company and responsible user.
The field team collects the packaging, applies the security seal and matches the task to the location record assigned on the device.
A technology partner that manages user support, infrastructure, software and licence operations for businesses from one centre.
When a job is completed, the time, user, device and location are recorded centrally; progress is monitored from the panel.
Platform Modules
Location, user, device, licence, notification, label and completion processes are managed from one centre; field staff see only the jobs assigned to them.
Yes. Locations are defined as individual records in the panel; the completed and remaining status of assigned tasks is monitored from one screen.
We assess the computer, project file, network and licence needs of architecture and engineering teams together.
Labels inside the ZIP are processed in order, the QR is regenerated, and each label is sent to the Bluetooth printer as a legible print.
Address and coordinates are tied to the location; completed jobs are reported with transaction time, device and location.
Targeted messages are sent to licensed devices from the web panel; the app keeps recent notifications in a summary area.
Where is it used?
It works with the same record logic for production lines, warehouse and shipping operations, packaging and palletising processes, and the waste and deposit chain.
Digital Chain of Evidence
Even when the mobile app is offline, the record is held on the device. When the connection returns it syncs to the central panel, preserving transaction history, completion status and field progress.
Administrator Screens
The admin creates the company licence pool; the company administrator assigns licences to users and devices. When a location task is completed, the web panel shows how many locations are finished, who processed them and from which location they were completed.
Operational Gain
A barcode looks small, but it is the identity of the process. When the code is not printed clearly, matching becomes harder across the production, storage, shipping and reporting chain. Because SETS regenerates the QR value and prints it legibly, the link between the physical label in the field and the record at the centre holds.
Frequently Asked Questions
You select the ZIP file containing the label files once. The app reads the barcodes inside it, builds a print queue and sends that queue to the Bluetooth printer in order. You do not need to open and print labels one at a time; the number of labels used and remaining stays on screen throughout the run.
Yes. You can pause the print queue, resume it from where it stopped, or cancel it. If there is an interruption, the queue's position is preserved; you do not have to set the same job up again.
The mobile app holds label prints, location completions and new location records on the device. When the connection returns, pending records are sent to the web panel automatically; transaction time, user, device, location and print details are matched against the central record.
SETS regenerates the QR value of every record in the ZIP, scales it for better legibility and places the sub-code close to the label. You can see a true preview of the label before printing.
It works with the same record logic for manufacturing plants, logistics and warehouse operations, packaging and palletising processes, and the waste and deposit chain. Field roles and the location structure are defined to match your operation.
The web panel is the centre where company, user, device and licence assignments are managed and where location progress and transaction history are monitored. The mobile app is the side where field staff see only the jobs assigned to them, print labels and complete tasks.
The company licence pool is created from the panel; the company administrator assigns licences to users and devices. Messages can also be sent to licensed devices from the web panel.
SETS is offered to companies under licence. To work out a setup plan based on your label formats, print volume and field roles, you can arrange an initial consultation.
Let us work out your label formats, print volume, field roles and reporting needs together, and prepare a setup plan you can act on.