Workflow Templates: Price Tagging Checklist

Verify that the price on the tag matches the price in the POS system.

Check for any discrepancies between the displayed price and the actual price at checkout.

Update price tags immediately if there are any price changes or promotions.

Ensure that price tags are clearly visible to customers, without any obstruction.

Place price tags close to the product, ideally on the product itself or the shelf directly beneath it.

Make sure that the font size on price tags is large enough to be easily read from a reasonable distance.

Include all necessary information on the price tag, such as product name, price, unit price, and any applicable discounts.

Provide additional details if required, like size, color, or item number, to assist in product identification.

Use consistent formatting across all price tags to maintain a professional appearance and make information easy to find.

Regularly inspect tags for damage or wear and replace them as needed to maintain a neat appearance.

Ensure price tags are securely attached to products or shelves to prevent loss or switching.

Implement measures to prevent tampering, such as using security ties or tamper-evident designs.

Clearly differentiate sale or promotional price tags from regular price tags using color coding or distinct markers.

Include the original price alongside the promotional price to highlight the savings to customers.

Ensure all promotional pricing is updated and accurate for the duration of the promotion.

Adhere to local and national pricing laws and regulations, including unit pricing and price advertising standards.

Conduct periodic audits to ensure compliance with pricing laws.

Train staff on the importance of price tag compliance and the legal implications of incorrect pricing.

Price Tagging Checklist