Asset labels are small printable stickers with a QR code that links straight to a device's detail page. Scan the label with a phone camera to open the record.
Find this feature at Settings -> Asset Labels.
Use the search box to filter devices by name, asset tag, or serial number.
Click a device to select it, or use Select all to select every device matching the current search.
Selected devices show a running count and a batch limit note.
Each print batch is capped at 250 labels. If you try to select more:
Trying to add another device past the cap shows a warning and the device stays unselected.
Select all only fills up to the remaining slots and warns you that some matching devices were left out.
Once you're at the cap, unselected devices are shown as disabled until you free up room.
Select a single device to preview and print one label from its own card.
Select multiple devices and use the bulk print action to generate a sheet of labels (arranged in a grid for standard letter paper).
Each label shows the device's QR code, asset tag (or name if there's no tag), and serial number when available.
Printing waits until every QR code on the sheet has finished generating before opening the print dialog.
If a QR code fails to generate, the affected label is flagged and a Retry option appears. Printing stays disabled until every QR code in the batch is ready.
If your browser blocks the print pop-up, you'll see an error explaining the pop-up was blocked; allow pop-ups for the app and try again.
If the device list changes (devices added or removed) while a large batch is still loading, the page reports the issue so you can refresh and reselect rather than printing a stale or incomplete batch.
