TEKLYNX International, provider of barcode and RFID labeling software and systems, announced its launch of enterprise labeling software solution TEKLYNX CENTRAL 5.0. The enterprise label management software offers manufacturers of all sizes a centralized solution that encompasses label design, security and traceability, and print automation to support next-generation digital labeling transformation.
The TEKLYNX CENTRAL 5.0 release includes access to the 2018 version of CODESOFT label design, SENTINEL print automation, and LABEL ARCHIVE label storage and traceability software.
TEKLYNX CENTRAL 5.0 product features include:
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Easy to install, migrate, backup and maintain - the software autochecks the ability to create and/or modify database structure and recognizes previously installed databases
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True reprint feature shows end users the exact data that was originally printed and allows them to reprint a label with the original expiration dates, pack dates, counters, and other vital information
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Mobile printing app for iOS and Android allows end users to type in or scan a value, return labels, and print from mobile devices
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Multiple business logic driven webpages managed from one server - one enterprise label management solution now serves the specific needs of all internal and external business units
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Dashboard feature helps end users identify key labeling statistics including most active print users, busiest printers, and most commonly labeled products
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New metadata feature allows end users to pre-filter label templates by system-generated metadata or user-generated tags to reduce the number of label templates, saving time and label storage space
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Includes all 2018 CODESOFT, SENTINEL and LABEL ARCHIVE product enhancements
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Compatible with Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016
TEKLYNX CENTRAL is currently in use by manufacturers in variety of industries, such as consumer goods, pharmaceutical, medical device, chemical, automotive, aerospace and more, for labeling efficiently and accurately.
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