Print Labels and Tags; Types of Tags

You can print tags, mark items as expired, and export your data to Excel all from the items tab in Aravenda. 

To print a tag for an item

1. Find the item you would like to print a label for. You can,

a. Enter the title of the item in the textbox. (image 01)

b. Filter according to the status, consignor, category, weight, min/max quantity, brand, and min/max price. (image 02)

2. Select the item you would like to create a tag for by clicking the box to the left of each item.

3. From the dropdown box in the top right corner named Bulk Actions, click Print Tag. (image 03)

4. Select the type of label you would like to create (See below for label type descriptions) (image 04)

5. Select the item(s) you would like to create a tag for.

6. Click Submit.

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Barcode  – this is the standard option for hanging paper tags

Avery – this is the standard option for sticker tags

Butterfly – these are typically used for jewelry and other small items. 

One by One – these measure 1” x 1”

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