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How to make work order labels from a job list

Job id, customer, due date. Load the job list, barcode the id, print the rack.

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How to make work order labels from a job list

Published: · 3 min read · How-to
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Open work order template

Work order sample from the free label maker
This is the work order template in the free app. Open it and swap in your own text.

You can make work order labels from a job list in the free label maker. Put job id, customer, and due date in a sheet, set 3x2, map {{job}} and a barcode, and print the rack.

Good to know: This is a shop-floor sticker, not a manufacturing execution system.

How to make work order labels

  1. Open the work order template. No signup.
  2. Put job, customer, due, and optional sku on each Excel row.
  3. Set 3x2 or 4x3. Map {{job}} large, barcode on the id, {{due}}.
  4. Preview two jobs, then print the rack.

When the due date moves

Edit the cell, reload the CSV, reprint that row. Keep the JSON as the master face.

Print or save

Got a Zebra? Print with Browser Print at the printer's DPI. No Zebra? Print from this computer, or download PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF, or ZPL. Save JSON if you want to open the layout again later.

Print the job rack

Id and due date from the sheet. Reprint the row when the date moves.

Open work order template