Production labels, packing slips, barcodes, QR codes, and heat press settings labels — all generated automatically from your order data and printed with one click.
Key Features
Built for real print shop workflows — every feature is designed around how your floor actually operates.
Print labels for every order with customer name, design file, blank specs, and production line assignment — auto-generated from order data.
Generate branded packing slips for every shipment. Include order summary, customer details, and custom messages without any manual formatting.
Create scannable barcodes for any order or product. Use them to scan orders through production stages and trigger status updates.
QR code labels link directly to the order detail page. Scan with any phone camera to pull up full order information instantly.
Print labels for every heat press station with time, temperature, and pressure settings for each blank type — no more sticky notes.
Print gang sheet labels, transfer identification tags, and order reference codes that stick to DTF prints through the production process.
Select any group of orders and print all their labels in one batch. Sort by carrier, product type, or shipping deadline before printing.
Print to thermal printers (Zebra, Rollo, Dymo), standard laser printers, and label sheets. Configure different printers per department.
Reprint any label instantly if it's damaged or lost. Void labels that were never used to keep your records clean.
How It Works
When a new order is received from any marketplace, Pythias generates all the label data automatically from the order details.
Print production labels when an order enters the queue, packing slips when it completes, and shipping labels when it's ready to go.
Barcodes and QR codes allow staff to scan orders at each production stage, updating status without touching a keyboard.
The right label reaches every package because labels are tied directly to the order — not manually matched by your team.
When labels are generated directly from order data, the right info gets to the right package — automatically.
