print zaico

About this app

With a single tap, you can print label stickers with QR codes directly from your smartphone and quickly attach them to products for easy inventory management. In addition, smooth and efficient inventory management is realized by linking with the zaico application and "wave zaico". Main Features - Direct printing from smartphones With "print zaico", you can easily print label stickers with QR codes with a single tap from your smartphone. No labor-intensive printer or computer is required. Labels are completed instantly. - Instant registration of new items Items not yet registered in inventory data can be registered directly from the app, and labels can be issued immediately. This quick response also makes it easy to receive and dispatch inventory. - Linkage with zaico application QR codes printed on labels can be read from the zaico application and "wave zaico. By using them in combination, inventory data can be easily updated in real time for efficient inventory management. - Simple operation The simple design allows anyone to easily operate the system. No technical knowledge is required, and you can start using it right away. With "print zaico", tracking, organizing, and managing your products is simpler than ever, thanks to its integration with the zaico application and "wave zaico". Download now to take the stress out of inventory management and experience the future of smart, efficient inventory management! Terms of Use - This application is only available to users who already have a zaico account and are currently subscribed to a Lite Plan or Full Plan (including trial). - Please note that you cannot create a zaico account from this application. Other notes - Operation may become slow if there is a lot of inventory data. - Currently, only some label printers (QL-820NWBc) manufactured by Brother are supported.

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