IDT Introduces Custom Labels
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Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT) claims itself to be the first company in the industry to introduce Custom Label Design to their website. With the Custom Label Design Tool, customers can tailor the information provided on their labels.
By designing different custom labels, users can easily organize and manage their orders to prevent potential confusion in order receipt and retrieval.
A drag-and-drop interface allows them to include information from a variety of sources including PO#, Sequence Name, Molecular Weight, and measured amounts in nmoles, ODs and milligrams.
Each user can create an unlimited number of designs and save them for use on later orders. Customers can select from a library of stock designs or the tool even provides the ability to upload their own symbols or pictures for easy recognition of related orders.
Aaron Warner, IDT’s CIO commented, “We have found that our customer’s needs for label information vary greatly. Rather than dictate what information is important to each user, we’ve created a tool that allows the customer to design their own labels.” The easy-to-use drag and drop interface links directly to IDT’s manufacturing systems eliminating traditional error-prone and time consuming methods of producing a custom label.
By designing different custom labels, users can easily organize and manage their orders to prevent potential confusion in order receipt and retrieval.
A drag-and-drop interface allows them to include information from a variety of sources including PO#, Sequence Name, Molecular Weight, and measured amounts in nmoles, ODs and milligrams.
Each user can create an unlimited number of designs and save them for use on later orders. Customers can select from a library of stock designs or the tool even provides the ability to upload their own symbols or pictures for easy recognition of related orders.
Aaron Warner, IDT’s CIO commented, “We have found that our customer’s needs for label information vary greatly. Rather than dictate what information is important to each user, we’ve created a tool that allows the customer to design their own labels.” The easy-to-use drag and drop interface links directly to IDT’s manufacturing systems eliminating traditional error-prone and time consuming methods of producing a custom label.
