Barcode label printing for every item in your shop.
Half the items in an Indian shop have no barcode: loose dal, local brands, garments, fataka boxes. KamaiPlus gives each one its own code, saves it on the item and prints the label, so every sale is a single scan.
38 × 25 mm · 2 across
Live preview. Point a barcode gun at the screen and it will read the code.
A code that is saved, not just printed.
Every new item without a barcode gets an EAN-13 code with the GS1 in-store prefix 200, a running number and a check digit. The code is saved on the item before the label prints, and never given to another item. So the label you stick on today scans at the counter tomorrow.
- Maker's barcode? It is used as it is.Items that already have an EAN or UPC keep it. Store codes are only for items without one.
- Scanned and checkedStore codes print as EAN-13; other codes as Code 128. Every code type is tested with a barcode decoder before release.
- From the Excel import tooImport a price list and every new item gets its store code; print all their labels in one go.
Labels from wherever the goods come in.
New stock + labels
A quick grid: item, price, quantity, unit. Ctrl + Enter saves the stock and prints one label per piece or box.
Fast barcode inward
Scan the goods as they come out of the carton. The same code again adds one; a known item restocks; a new one asks for a name and price.
Supplier bill
After a manual inward or an Excel bill from the supplier, "Print N labels" sends exactly those items to the label printer.
Loose packs by weight
Pack 250 g or 500 g of a loose item. The code carries the weight, the price is worked out, and stock is cut by weight when it sells.
A category or the whole shop
Add one item, a category, every item, or the last Excel import, with copies for all or copies equal to stock.
One click from Products
The printer icon on any product row prints its label straight away.
Any label printer, any size.
Choose the label stock once. The preview is drawn to the millimetre, and "Check size & position" prints a frame on each label so you can see at a glance if the roll is set right. Nudge the print up, down, left or right in half-millimetre steps.
On TSC printers the app can calibrate a new roll for you, so the first labels don't print on the gap.
| Label stock | Sizes |
|---|---|
| Thermal rolls | 50 × 25, 38 × 25, 40 × 30, 50 × 30, 75 × 50, 100 × 50 mm |
| Rolls 2 across | 38 × 25 and 50 × 25 mm |
| A4 sheets | 24, 40 or 65 labels per sheet |
| Custom roll | Your width and height, 1 to 5 across, your gap |
| Printers seen by the app | TSC, TVS LP, Zebra, Xprinter, Retsol, Gprinter, Rongta, Bixolon, SNBC, Postek, HPRT, iDPRT |
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You choose what prints.
Shop name, item name, price, MRP when it is higher, the digits, the date, a QR instead of bars, size and colour, and even a cost code in your shop's own secret word. Hindi and Marathi names print correctly.