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I think we need electronic price tags at this point. It would save us so much paper which would also save money.
How I would do it would be each label strip still comes in but printed without prices.
To change prices a TM would scan the tag and it would automatically update the price. They can also do it where scanning the price changes all of the prices tags for the DPCI
When changing pogs it would link them for label strips and pegs.
Clearance would have a yellow border on the tag or if they want a yellow background (yes color e ink price tags exist)
To make a new tag (for flexing or other reasons) you would print but scan the tag as the destination.
They would also have a flashing light feature that fulfillment, guests, and all TMs can use to find the item.
I think if they make the electronic price tags as similar as paper it would work out better as price changes can be done without a POS printer or printing a ton of labels
How I would do it would be each label strip still comes in but printed without prices.
To change prices a TM would scan the tag and it would automatically update the price. They can also do it where scanning the price changes all of the prices tags for the DPCI
When changing pogs it would link them for label strips and pegs.
Clearance would have a yellow border on the tag or if they want a yellow background (yes color e ink price tags exist)
To make a new tag (for flexing or other reasons) you would print but scan the tag as the destination.
They would also have a flashing light feature that fulfillment, guests, and all TMs can use to find the item.
I think if they make the electronic price tags as similar as paper it would work out better as price changes can be done without a POS printer or printing a ton of labels
