Released 28 Aug 2026

IM: HomecoLabels improvements (RTC-62487)

Printed Label Barcode and Layout

On the "Kitch'n," "Promotion label," "Special deal," "Promotion label loyalty," and "Promotion label big" printed label templates, the barcode reflects the item's main GTIN using a standard EAN-13 symbol, with the human-readable digits printed alongside it as before. The barcode and price are positioned slightly higher within the label. Label position on the printed sheet is unchanged. On the "Kitch'n" label, price-type captions are removed and a single ordinary price is printed, regardless of an active campaign or member price; the other four labels keep their existing prices and captions unchanged. The print preview reflects these changes.

Labels skipped for items that are in stock: CreateLabelsOnlyForItemsInStockWithinLastNumberOfDays filters on stock movement date only, never on stock quantity (RTC-62589)

Labels

Chains that use the setting controlling when to stop generating labels for out-of-stock items were affected by a fault where items that were actually in stock, and simply hadn't sold or been restocked recently, could stop receiving label updates. In practice this meant a label could keep showing an old price even after the price changed, because the item hadn't moved fast enough to "count" as being in stock.

This is now fixed. Labels stop being generated only for items that are genuinely out of stock and have stayed that way for the configured number of days. An item that has stock on the shelf will always keep receiving label updates, no matter how long it sits unsold. An item that has just sold out still keeps its labels for the configured grace period before label updates stop, and an item with no stock information at all continues to receive no labels, as before.

This only affects chains that have configured this stop-generating-labels setting to a value above zero; by default it is switched off and nothing changes for other chains.