7 Tips to Get the Most from AWB Label Pro
1. Configure default templates
Set up and save default label templates for each carrier and package type to avoid repetitive formatting. Include sender/recipient blocks, barcode placement, and any required customs fields.
2. Use batch printing
Group shipments and use the batch-print feature to print multiple labels in one job. This reduces errors and saves time—schedule large runs during low-traffic hours.
3. Automate data import
Connect AWB Label Pro to your order source (CSV, API, or ecommerce platform) so address, weight, and service level populate automatically, reducing manual entry mistakes.
4. Validate addresses before printing
Enable or run address validation to correct typos and standardize formats; this lowers delivery failures and additional carrier fees.
5. Customize barcode and QR settings
Adjust barcode types, sizes, and placement to meet carrier specs and warehouse scanner capabilities. Add QR codes for internal tracking or return instructions.
6. Set up carrier rules and fallback logic
Create rules that choose carriers based on cost, delivery time, or package dimensions, and define fallbacks when preferred services are unavailable.
7. Monitor logs and reconcile labels
Regularly review printing and shipping logs to catch mismatches, reprints, or failed transmissions. Reconcile label counts with carrier manifests and inventory to spot process gaps.
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