Supported: equipment, service tools, spare-part articles, stock locations and individually tracked spare parts. Open a tool to review its confirmed location and handover.
QR labels and scanning
A code identifies an object; it grants no access and performs no stock movement. After signing in, you return to this object. Select the correct organization; current permissions still apply.
What to do
- Open QR labels and scanning. Select an object type and search by name or number. Equipment uses its serial number; tools use their tool code; parts use the SKU. The printed type:ID code uniquely identifies the record even when names or serial numbers repeat.
- Choose one object for a single label or up to twelve for an A4 sheet. Prepare print preview: current access is checked again. Inspect names, numbers and QR codes before choosing Print labels. The fixed layout is for cutting, not a guaranteed match for commercial sticker sheets.
- Print at 100% with browser headers and footers off. Try plain paper first. Canceling the print dialog changes no record. If printing is unavailable, use the browser print dialog or save as PDF. Long names may be shortened on the label: check the preview.
- To scan, sign in, choose Start camera and respond to the normal browser permission prompt. Aim at a Zenithron code. Detection stops the camera; choose Open to load the permitted object. Stop camera cancels scanning; leaving or hiding the page stops the stream.
- If camera access is denied or unavailable, enter the complete printed type:ID code or a trusted link from this same Zenithron installation. You can also search by name or number. Never follow an unknown outside URL. Camera access requires HTTPS or a supported local secure context; local test labels are not production labels.
- The technical ID stays the same after an allowed customer or location change. Every opening checks current access. No login token, customer name or address is embedded in the QR. Existing labels and copies cannot establish ownership or authenticity.
Before you continue
Names and numbers are visible on the sticker. The QR contains only the app address, object type and technical ID. Printed codes are not proof of identity or authenticity.