Generate inventory price labels from reviewed manifest rows.
Liquidata Label Generation starts after an Amazon Liquidation Auctions, B-Stock, Direct Liquidation, or other seller manifest has been analyzed. Choose the physical format, customer-facing price, and quantity rule, then preview every eligible, blocked, warning, and excluded row before generating the batch.
- Input
- Finalized or completed manifest rows with a valid price source
- Output
- Avery 5160/5163 PDF or 2 × 1 thermal ZPL
- Built for
- Bin stores, retail floors, warehouse and receiving teams
FROM REVIEWED ROW TO PRINT FILE
Label Generation
Walk a priced row through the print gate.
Illustrative workflow · no customer data
A print head advances across resolved rows while blocked rows stop at the review gate and eligible labels collect on a sheet or roll.
01 / PRINT POLICY
Choose stock, price authority, and count
Set Avery 5160, Avery 5163, or 2 × 1 thermal ZPL, then choose the price source and whether quantity prints per unit or per manifest line.
02 / BATCH GATE
Resolve blocked rows before output
Inspect the resolved price, label count, warnings, exclusions, and every blocked reason. Partial generation requires an explicit acknowledgement.
03 / PRINT FILE
Generate only the eligible batch
Create the sheet PDF or thermal ZPL, use a test page before production, and retain the batch history for reviewed reprints.
Read the complete static workflow
- Settings: Choose stock, price authority, and count Set Avery 5160, Avery 5163, or 2 × 1 thermal ZPL, then choose the price source and whether quantity prints per unit or per manifest line.
- Review: Resolve blocked rows before output Inspect the resolved price, label count, warnings, exclusions, and every blocked reason. Partial generation requires an explicit acknowledgement.
- Output: Generate only the eligible batch Create the sheet PDF or thermal ZPL, use a test page before production, and retain the batch history for reviewed reprints.
Input: Finalized or completed manifest rows with a valid price source
Output: Avery 5160/5163 PDF or 2 × 1 thermal ZPL
REAL-WORLD USE CASES
Where Label Generation fits into the work.
Start with the operating situation, then use the product record to move the work forward.- Bin stores
Print one price label for each saleable unit
Use analyzed rows to set the customer-facing price and quantity rule, then produce Avery 5160 or Avery 5163 sheets for floor inventory.
- Warehouse and receiving teams
Label cases and pallet locations
Print one label per source line or create 2 × 1 thermal ZPL output. Include the condition, quantity, location code, or internal row barcode when needed.
- Store operators
Review exceptions before a partial batch
See every blocked, warning, and excluded row before generation. Acknowledge a partial batch explicitly, and print only the eligible labels.
PHYSICAL OUTPUT
Choose the stock before you count the batch.
The selected format changes page capacity and the file Liquidata produces.Avery 5160
30-up PDF · 2.625 × 1 in
Avery 5163
10-up PDF · 4 × 2 in
Thermal roll
2 × 1 ZPL
THE PRINT GATE
Price, count, review, then print.
A blocked row carries its reason. A partial batch requires an explicit acknowledgement.- 01FORMAT
Choose the format
Select Avery 5160, Avery 5163, or 2 × 1 thermal ZPL before page and label counts are calculated.
- 02PRICE
Choose the price source
Use Liquidata Recommended Resale, manifest retail, online price, a percent, one flat price, or a custom row override.
- 03COUNT
Set the quantity rule
Print per unit for floor stickers or per line for a case, pallet slot, or backroom grouping.
- 04CHECK
Review the batch
Inspect resolved price, label count, customer-facing text, exclusions, warnings, and every blocked reason.
- 05PRINT
Test, generate, and retain history
Print a test page, generate only the clean batch, then use history for reprints and stale-source warnings.
PRODUCT RECORD
What stays attached to the workflow.
Three physical outputs
Avery 5160 creates a 30-up PDF; Avery 5163 creates a 10-up PDF; thermal output creates 2 × 1 ZPL.
Explicit price authority
The printed price always traces to the selected source or a visible row-level override.
Operator details
Add condition, quantity, store name, location code, compare-at price, or generated barcode text when useful.
Safe partial batches
Partial generation requires explicit acknowledgement and prints eligible rows only.
OPERATING BOUNDARY
What Label Generation does not claim.
Useful output stays useful only when its eligibility, confidence, user inputs, and visibility limits stay attached.- 01
A positive price and positive label count are required. Missing source prices, zero quantity, or invalid flat/percent settings block the row with a reason.
- 02
The generated LD-…-R… barcode is an internal Liquidata row identifier. It is not a UPC.
- 03
A stale source fingerprint means the analyzed data changed after the earlier batch. Review before reprinting.
- 04
Print Avery PDFs at 100% scale, not fit-to-page. The code establishes no separate label-generation credit charge.
CHECK THE PUBLIC RECORD
Inspect the method before the next action.
QUESTIONS TO SETTLE
Before you use Label Generation.
Which formats can I generate?
Avery 5160 30-up PDF, Avery 5163 10-up PDF, and 2 × 1 thermal ZPL for compatible roll-label workflows.
What happens when a row has no usable price?
The row is blocked with a reason, whether the source manifest came from Amazon Liquidation Auctions, B-Stock, Direct Liquidation, or another seller. Correct the source or explicitly acknowledge a partial batch, which prints eligible rows only.
Does the generated barcode replace a UPC?
No. It is an internal Liquidata row identifier, not a manufacturer UPC.
NEXT ACTION
Print physical price labels.
Liquidata Label Generation creates inventory price labels as Avery PDFs or thermal ZPL from reviewed rows, with pricing rules, blockers, and previews.