Know the product.
Design the right label.

Start with a product record and its packaging. Use that information to design the label, review the content and keep a record of what was printed.

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From product information to print history

  1. Product information

    Know what the product is.

  2. Packaging identity

    Choose the right pack.

  3. Reviewed label

    Check and approve the content.

  4. Print history

    Keep the record behind it.

Product information and labelling stay connected at every step.

Change the pack.
Follow the information.

One product record. A label that stays connected.

The packaging ID and label update together.

Product record

Arc sensorProduct ID SAMPLE-104

One source for the selected packaging.

Label preview

Version 03 · Sample
ARC SENSORSample product label

Illustrative barcode · Not for production

Packaging IDSAMPLE-104-C appears in both the product record and the label.

Select any field to trace its connection.

Compare the sample record and label to see what matches.

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The tools behind
each step.

Manage the product identity and design the label in one platform, with checks, approvals and history around both.

Product and packaging identity

Keep product records, packaging identifiers and production details together.

  • Connect each product to its packaging levels.
  • Link applicable batch, serial and date information.
  • Keep label content aligned with the selected record.

Label design and templates

Design labels in your browser using reusable templates and product data.

  • Arrange data-bound fields, symbols and barcodes.
  • Reuse templates across product and packaging variants.
  • Manage label content in the languages your markets need.

Rules and data checks

Find missing or inconsistent information before a label is released.

  • Apply reviewed rules for the product and packaging context.
  • Compare required information with the record and label content.
  • Keep unresolved findings visible to reviewers.

Workflow and approvals

Control which label version is reviewed, approved and released.

  • Assign clear responsibilities to authors and reviewers.
  • Link each approval to the version under review.
  • Control changes through review and release decisions.

Printing and output

Print through supported output methods and keep the output history.

  • Use the released label version and relevant production information.
  • Agree printer and output requirements during implementation.
  • Retain a record of the associated print activity.

History and access control

See changes, versions and approvals, with access set by role.

  • Keep the data, versions and decisions behind each label.
  • Give teams access appropriate to their responsibilities.
  • Export supporting records for quality and operational review.

AI assists.
Your team decides.

Suggested information stays connected to its source. People accept, correct or reject it before reviewed rules use it.

Find the information

Suggestions from your source documents, with the supporting evidence.

Keep people in control

Your team reviews each suggestion. Missing information stays visible.

Use accepted data

Reviewed rules and controlled workflows carry accepted information forward.

Start with one product family.

Bring your product records, packaging structure and an existing label. We’ll discuss the field mappings, templates, review steps and supported output methods your workflow needs.

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See your product-to-label
workflow in Thavino.

Bring a sample product record and label. See how Thavino connects your data, checks and approval process.

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