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A factory worker prints a label for the product using a Zebra printer. The label includes product name, ingredients, allergens, nutrition, barcode, and dates.
BakeryMS automatically records the production — product, quantity, batch number, timestamp, and who printed it. No extra steps needed.
Production data flows instantly to dashboards, reports, and inventory calculations. Everyone sees what was made, in real-time.
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Plug in your Zebra printer via USB for a reliable, wired connection. Works with standard Zebra desktop and industrial printers.
Print wirelessly from tablets on the factory floor. Move freely between workstations without cable constraints.
Connect a Bluetooth scale to verify product weight before printing. Get alerts if weight is outside the expected range.
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Every time a factory worker prints a label, BakeryMS automatically records the production event — product name, quantity, batch number, timestamp, and the worker who printed it. This creates a real-time production ledger without any manual data entry.
BakeryMS supports Zebra desktop and industrial label printers via USB and Bluetooth connections. Popular models include the ZD220, ZD420, ZD620, and ZT230 series. Any Zebra printer that supports ZPL will work.
Each label includes the product name, ingredients list, allergen declarations, nutrition values per 100g, barcode, batch number, production date, best-before date, net weight, and storage instructions.
Connect a compatible Bluetooth scale to your tablet or workstation. Before printing a label, BakeryMS reads the weight from the scale and compares it to the expected weight range for that product.
Yes. Each workstation can have its own Zebra printer, and multiple workers can print labels at the same time. All production records are synced in real-time.
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