- The image displays a pre-printed inventory tag form, likely used for tracking physical assets or materials within an organization.
- The top section is for initial item identification and counting: it includes fields for "TAG NO.", "ARTICLE OR KIND OF MATERIAL", "AMOUNT", "SIZE", "LOCATION" (with sub-fields for BLDG., FLOOR, SEC.), "COUNTED BY", "PRICED BY", "CHECKED BY", "REMARKS", "UNIT PRICE", "TOTAL VALUE", and "DATE".
- A footnote clarifies that "Unit" can mean Singles, Pairs, Pcs., Lbs., Fls., Yds., Gals., Reams, etc., and instructs to enter only one item per tag and account for all tags.
- The bottom section is a transaction log table with columns for "DATE", "IN", "OUT", and "BALANCE", designed to track the movement and current quantity of the tagged item over time.
- The tag also includes a note indicating that if notations are made on the back, an 'X' should be marked in the designated box.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable inventory labels.
