Use the record that already exists.
Prepared dates, use-by rules, allergens, ingredients, product data and batch information can flow into labels automatically where the platform already knows them.
Shared Merivanta Suite
Print the right information, at the right moment.
Create operational, preparation, packaging, ingredient, compliance, barcode and QR labels from the same data the business is already using.
THE PROMISELabels should be generated from the source of truth — not typed again.One capability. Different business context. Connected to the platform data that makes it useful.
Why it matters
Technology should remove work, not create another place to manage it.
Support more than one kind of label.
Use the same shared service for kitchen prep, packaging, ingredients, compliance, barcode and QR workflows rather than separate label tools.
Work with practical printing setups.
Merivanta Labels is being designed around real printers and real operating environments, including lower-cost hardware where it is suitable.
Turn labels into workflow entry points.
Barcode and QR generation/scanning can support future stock, packaging, distribution and network workflows.
Across Merivanta
Built once. Useful across the ecosystem.
The same Merivanta capability can behave differently depending on the platform around it.
Merivanta RMS
Prepared food, allergens, use-by dates, batches and kitchen labels can be generated directly from restaurant data.
Explore RMS →Merivanta Flow
Support product, stock, packaging and field/business labelling where a Flow customer needs it.
Explore Flow →Merivanta Source
Extend product, case, barcode, QR, ingredient and distribution labelling into supplier and network workflows.
Explore Source →Merivanta Talent
Labels are less central to Talent, but the shared service remains available where physical document or asset workflows genuinely need it.
Explore Talent →Connected ecosystem
Type less. Reuse the information Merivanta already knows.
Labels is a practical example of the ecosystem approach: one service connected to different operating contexts rather than rebuilt inside every product.