Design once
Lay out the label with data fields, logos, serial numbers and barcodes — no scripting required.
Design & Print
Design the label once. Print it everywhere.
One template library feeding every printer, plant and format you run.
TEC-IT turns label design into a controlled, repeatable process — the same layout, the same barcode, the same check digit, whether it leaves a thermal printer in the warehouse, a PDF in the ERP or a ZPL stream on the line.
Every printer, plant and department drifts into its own version of the label.
Bring templates, barcode generation and printing into one controlled workflow.
Layouts get copied into Word. Barcodes get pasted as images. A check digit is calculated by hand and nobody notices until a customer rejects the pallet. Each fix is small; together they become a labeling estate no one controls. TEC-IT replaces that with one template library, one barcode engine and one print path — so the label that leaves Plant 2 is byte-for-byte the label that left Plant 1.
Bind to your data
Point the template at a database, CSV, XML or your application. The layout stays fixed; only the values change.
Print anywhere
Send the same template to thermal printers, laser, PDF or native ZPL-II — with identical output on each.
Design once. Print everywhere.
Templates, data and printing as one system.
Approved templates
Labels are designed once and reused everywhere — the layout stays identical on every printer and site.
Data checked before print
Data is checked against format and standard before it enters the print job.
One controlled print queue
Route each approved job to its printer, PDF workflow or API destination from one managed queue.
The products behind Barcode & Label Automation.
Every solution maps to proven, licensable products.
TFORMer Designer
Designs label and form layouts with data fields, serial numbers and barcodes — with native ZPL-II output.
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TFORMer Workstation
Prints professional barcode and logistics labels without programming, with managed serial number pools.
- Pallet label · SSCC Done
- GHS label · Plant 2 Printing
- Carton label · GS1-128 Queued
Barcode Studio
Generates high-quality barcode images in bitmap and vector formats for prepress and printing.
TFORMer SDK
Embeds printing into your own applications — command line, .NET, Java, COM or web service.
// generate a barcode
var bc = new Barcode();
bc.Type = "QRCode";
bc.Save("out.png");
One print path
From template to printer without a detour.
Design, data binding and output run on one engine, on Windows, Linux and UNIX.
1 billion+
barcodes generated with TEC-IT software
100+
barcode symbologies supported across the TEC-IT engine
20,000+
customers run TEC-IT software worldwide
Connected to your data.
The label fills itself from the system of record.
Bound to your data
Fields map to your database or ERP once — every print pulls current values.
No manual entry
Operators trigger a run, they do not type the data.
Scales across sites
A new site prints the same automated labels with no rework.
Customer stories
How companies run identification, labeling and data capture on TEC-IT software – in production, logistics and IT.
Frequently asked questions
Learn more about Barcode & Label Automation.
Why should label layouts not live in printer code?
Hand-written ZPL binds the layout to one printer model and puts every change in a developer queue. A template engine separates design from device, so a field moves in a visual editor and prints identically on any printer.
How does data get into the label?
The layout defines fields; your ERP, MES or database supplies the values at print time via SDK, watched folder, TCP/IP or virtual printer. Nothing is retyped.
Can we print without anyone pressing print?
Yes. TFORMer Server and AutoDoc run unattended, turning arriving data files into printed output around the clock, with job status you can monitor.
Will output match across printer brands?
Yes, because the barcode is rendered by the same engine whether the destination is a Windows driver, native ZPL or PDF — module widths and quiet zones do not vary by driver.
More resources
Guide
Code 128 and GS1-128 fundamentals
Review character sets, checksums and GS1 application identifiers for automated label output.
FAQTFORMer Designer: common label-design questions
Answers on paper formats, formulas, check digits and printer-ready layouts.
Customer storyH.B. Fuller: one global labeling toolchain
See how a global adhesives business standardized label design and output across dozens of production sites.