Overview

Beyond Transportation, a prominent logistics and warehousing company located in Bhiwandi, Maharashtra, encountered some serious hurdles when it came to designing and printing labels tailored for their customers. To tackle the operational inefficiencies that arose from manual processes, Network Techlab (India) Limited came to the rescue with a powerful labeling automation solution powered by Bartender Software. This innovative approach completely revamped their label generation workflow, leading to greater accuracy and productivity.

The Challenge:

Beyond Transportation faced a significant hurdle with their dependence on Microsoft Word for designing labels. Unfortunately, this approach just didn’t cut it for their high-volume, customizable warehousing label needs. Here are some of the key limitations they encountered:

– A lot of manual effort went into creating each label.

– It was tough to keep the design consistent.

– Editing and reprinting took up a lot of time.

– There was a real risk of making errors in customer-specific label formats.

Solution Offered:

To tackle these challenges, Network Techlab rolled out the Bartender Software—a top-notch solution for designing and printing professional labels. Here’s what we did:

– Implemented Bartender Software tailored to meet the logistics and warehousing needs.

– Set up and configured the system to align perfectly with Beyond Transportation’s operational requirements.

– Provided training for the warehouse staff to ensure they could use the software effectively.

– Made sure everything was compatible with their existing hardware and workflows.

Benefits:

After putting their new system into action, Beyond Transportation saw some impressive upgrades in how they handle labeling:

• They cut down the time it takes to create and print labels.
• They achieved better accuracy and consistency in their label formats.
• Customization became a breeze for different customer needs.
• Warehouse efficiency got a boost, and manual errors were significantly reduced.

Conclusion: