Integrated labels are A4 sheets that combine standard documentation and a self-adhesive shipping label into a single, streamlined logistics printing solution. Each sheet allows businesses to print an invoice, packing slip, picking note or dispatch document alongside a peel-off label that can be applied directly to the parcel. This integrated format removes the need for separate label and document print runs, ensuring paperwork and shipping labels always match.

The key benefit of this range of integrated labels is the speed and simplicity they provide. By printing all required dispatch information in one go, businesses can reduce administration time, eliminate mismatched labels and invoices and maintain a smooth, organised fulfilment workflow.

Manufactured using white 90gsm PEFC-certified paper, these sheets are laser guaranteed for consistent, high-quality printing. The integrated self-adhesive label provides reliable adhesion to cartons, mailers and parcels once peeled away. Multiple label layout options are available, including S7, S11, S16, S17 and S19, allowing compatibility with a wide range of courier and shipping formats. Sheets are UK-manufactured, boxed in quantities of 1,000 and shrink-wrapped to protect quality during storage.

Integrated labels are ideal for e-commerce order fulfilment, courier dispatch and multi-channel shipping operations. They are commonly used to generate invoices or packing slips while simultaneously producing address or shipping labels for services such as Royal Mail Click and Drop and other courier platforms. Businesses using order management software, including multi-channel systems, can seamlessly integrate these labels into their existing dispatch processes.

From a business perspective, integrated labels deliver clear value through increased efficiency, fewer errors, reduced paper usage, and lower printing costs. Supplied by our trusted and experienced packaging and mailing specialist team, these labels are quality-checked to meet all industry standards for high-volume dispatch environments.