Household view
BOX 023
Office
- Laptop charger
- Camera
- Hard drives
- Paperwork
QR moving labels
QR moving labels that do more than open a list.
The QR is the handoff: it connects the household inventory to mover placement. The printed mover code should be enough for most boxes.
The problem
“Kitchen” is not a destination.
A room name is what you write when you are tired. A useful label names the floor and a short code the crew was briefed on. The QR is for the exceptions: a private box, a pre-printed sticker assigned at pack time, or reconciling loaded vs delivered.
On the sticker
What LabhDo actually prints.
- Box number
- Mover code
- Floor
- Room
- Priority
- Handling flags
- Unique QR
Avery 5163 / 8163, 2×4″. Pre-print a stack per room, or generate labels when you seal. OPEN FIRST is not printed on the label.
Two views
The household sees contents. The mover sees the room.
Scan transitions from household inventory to the mover destination view
Scan → destination
Mover scan
BOX 023
Destination
OFF
Office
Floor 02
- FRAGILE
4 items · contents hidden
Privacy
A QR should not advertise everything you own.
Destination only
Default. Floor, room, mover code.
Private
Routing hidden. The scan page says to ask the owner.
FAQ
Label questions
What label size does LabhDo print?
Avery 5163 and 8163 (2×4″). You can pre-print a stack per room or generate labels when you seal.
Does the QR show everything in the box?
No. Default public scans are destination only — floor, room, and mover code. Item photos stay off the scan page.
Is OPEN FIRST printed on the label?
No. Open-first lives in the inventory so you can find first-night boxes without advertising them on the cardboard.
What if a sticker tears off?
You can reassign, reprint, or rotate a sticker when one comes off the cardboard.
Keep going
Connected to the rest of the move
Moving-day tracking
Carry the same boxes from packed to loaded to delivered.
LabhDo for movers
What crews see, and how a household shares a crew link.
Moving with LabhDo
Photograph as you pack so the QR has something useful behind it.
How to label moving boxes
Room codes, handling flags, and why “Kitchen” fails on a three-story house.