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There are two ways to print bar code labels in Tracmor (assuming you are running the latest code!)

1) In the Admin module there is a section called Labels. This label generation tool will allow you to print labels on Avery 6571/6577 and 6570/6576 label stock. This tool is best for when you need to print a large number of labels at one time, assuming the Avery label stock works for your assets.

2) When viewing any asset in Tracmor, you will see a Print Asset Tag button. This button will generate a bar code label for the asset, which can then be printed from the browser to any printer, including label printers. This method is best for when you print your asset labels on an as-needed basis (one at a time). However, due to the web-based nature of Tracmor, this method also requires modifying the page/print setting of your web browser in order to remove margins and header/footer in order for the printed labels to fit properly on most label stock.

Please let us know if you require more information or need assistance with either of the above methods of label printing.

for clarification, the first post's needs would be met by LOT tracking.  there has been no movement on this as our paid customer base is almost exclusively using the asset tracking in tracmor.  the following posts would indicate a parent child feature in the inventory module.  unfortunately, for reasons already mentioned this is currently not a priority (unless anyone wants to pay for it? ;-)

sorry guys.  we are still focusing on getting a 1.0 out there by Q4, but REPORTS keeps getting delayed.

our reports page is not complete, as you have divined! 

however, if you do a search in advanced search and then export to a .csv file you should get most of what you need.

to confirm.  you are using the inventory module, not the asset module, when you reference "inventory"?

ultrasonix, this is hamish here, i think i spoke briefly with graham coulter and ali at your company.  i hope all is working well with the open source download.

please don't forget we offer maintenance/support contracts for tracmor.  this would allow you access to the latest code and a better response time re: tech support.  the support costs mimic our hosted version you can find the pricing here:
http://www.tracmor.com/get-tracmor.html

if you are happy with the forums, no problem.  just thought i would mention it. - hamish

as originally conceived and designed, only the user that checked out an asset can check it back in (this is the same as reserving or unreserving an asset)  however it has been brought to our attention (outside of the forums) by customers, that the additional flexibility of being able to have other users check assets back in would be a useful feature to have as a part of tracmor.  probably you could turn on/off this feature in admin.

we don't have a zipped up version, that's tested, with import, but the latest code is available at our svn repository.  it will be a few months before we release a new file.  you can batch move right now, and i see no reason why you couldn't scan or select 40 assets and batch move them.  - hamish

agreed.  part of a full "customization" plan/page that has yet to be fully conceived & implemented.  i can think of several other, along the same lines :-)

part of the development timeline.  not spec'ed out or assigned a budgeted yet.  unlikely to happen within the next 6 months.

thank you matthew.  unfortunately one of our challenges is to create an upgrade path for the new releases, we can't keep doing them "manually" :-(  our current project encompasses automating various elements of the sign-up processes from research, to sign-up, to managing your account, to importing data: for the commercial open source.  that has to be a priority, from a revenue standpoint!  best guess is late january, early february without help or additional resources.

hey mark, hamish here one of the principal's at tracmor, llc.  were you aware that we manage SMS's (USA) national ultrasound demonstration inventory?  i think they might even do the c-arm's  as well.  they use a 3PL out of dallas called techtrans.  may i ask what you are managing & what your use scenario looks like?  would you consider allowing us to use your experience as part of a white paper?  if this isn't the venue for this please reply privately to me - hamish