Labeling Service

Labeling are a key way to streamline the order fulfillment process.

Labels allow us to clearly identify each item in the inventory and make it easier to pack and ship them.

NextSmartShip consistently keep our order fulfillment accuracy 99.9%

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What is Labeling?

Labeling barcodes works as an identifier for our fulfillment centers to recognize your products. At our fulfillment centers, we use barcodes to streamline products and shipping process. 

Commingled inventory must have labels to be received by our worldwide fulfillment centers.

Why Should You Label?

Labeling is a must so that it can be tracked throughout the fulfillment process.

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Labeling barcodes is to differentiate your products and others. Our fulfillment centers handle millions of orders every day. If there are no marks on your orders, it is easy to mix your shipments with others.

It enables us to process shipments quickly. To ensure our working flow could work smoothly and effectively, we would scan those products with barcodes first and put them on shelves.

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Labeling barcodes is to store product data. The information assembled in the barcodes contributes to tracking the status of goods. Thank labeling barcodes so that we could inspect and keep track of your inventory in an organized system.

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How do you label a box? What should you label?

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Use the product’s existing manufacturer’s barcode.
There is no strict limitation on the barcode,but make sure that you have labeled the products.
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Print labels by yourself available in our OMS system.
To print quality barcodes, make sure you could have a printer with high resolution.
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Nextsmartship offers label service for a small fee.
about $0.1 per item.

Attention:

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Make sure to stick a barcode on the surface of each item. Avoid placing labels in an inconspicuous location, like the inside cover of a book.

Put the label on the smooth surface, avoiding corners, edges or curves in case we could not scan the code.

Don’t photocopy the label.

Don’t use labels that are smudged, faded or torn.

If your product has multiple layers of packaging, make sure the label is scannable without opening or disturbing it.