Central data, validatable processes, vendor independence and global scalability in one end-to-end solution.
OPAL Labelmanagement™
Print from the source of truth.
Your ERP.
The Swiss labelling software from OPAL. Built for creating, managing and printing labels directly in the ERP, for example in SAP ECC or SAP S/4HANA.
The benefits at a glance.
Data quality
No duplicate data maintenance
View details →Master data is maintained once in SAP — that ends discrepancies between system and label.
Compliance
Validatable for GxP & GMP
View details →For pharma and regulated industries: processes and output are auditable and documented.
Independent
Vendor-independent
View details →Works with your existing printer fleet. No vendor lock-in, no special hardware.
Scalable
Globally consistent
View details →The same logic across all plants and languages. Centrally controlled, printed locally.
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Frequently asked questions
What is OPAL LABELMANAGEMENT™ and how does it work?
OPAL LABELMANAGEMENT™ creates and prints labels directly from the ERP standard, for example from SAP ECC or SAP S/4HANA. Layout, data and printing remain in the ERP, with no third-party software.
How do you print validated labels directly from the ERP?
The labels are generated and triggered from live ERP data. This avoids media breaks and makes printing traceable and validatable.
What are the benefits of labelling directly in the ERP standard?
A single data source, no reconciliation with external systems, fewer errors and less maintenance effort.
Does LABELMANAGEMENT™ meet regulatory requirements such as GxP or UDI?
End-to-end generation from SAP® supports validatable processes and industry standards such as GS1, VDA and UDI.
How does it differ from external labelling programs?
It works within the SAP® standard rather than as separate software. This eliminates a second data store and the maintenance of interfaces.