Bar Coding

Using bar coded information on input and output documents can save you time and reduce errors found with traditional data entry methods

Any printed information can be misinterpreted and manual data entry can be laborious and prone to errors.
Bar coding is used world wide and is a well-established, widely accepted technology. Relatively straightforward to implement, bar coding can be extremely cost effective.

• Less data entry
• Increased accuracy
• Faster data update
• Reduced misinterpretation
• Mobile data entry capabilities

Bar codes can be applied to any internal, incoming or outgoing documents and can bring significant benefits in a variety of situations. Using the different bar code technologies and label types, there is virtually nowhere too hostile for the reliable use of bar codes for data input.

How can I use bar codes?

Streamline your goods in process by using bar codes to add relevant data to incoming documents (a delivery note/goods receipt note).

Typical information would be:

• Part Number
• Order Number
• Quantity
• Unit of Measure

Additional information like a Delivery Advice Note Number and Manufacturers Batch/Lot Number can also be bar coded.
Accurately and reliably record any stock movements to avoid issues like product delays.
Bar coding Parts, Locations, and/or Lot Numbers and employing on the spot/mobile data capture means you can track what went where, when and who took it.

Download the Bar Coding PDF to find out more about bar code technology, printing and media, scanning and downloading data and the documents available in Answer Enterprise.

Key Features Save time, reduce data entry errors Extremely cost effective to streamline processes Hardware and software provided Help choosing the right equipment for you Download data quickly and reliably, using a method to suit you

Learn More ... Download Barcode PDF