How the codes are built
A-02-03-01 means Zone A, Aisle 2, Rack 3, Shelf 1.
Numbers are always two digits so lists sort in walking order. Use a different separator if your system needs it.
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Give every shelf an address. Enter your zones, aisles, racks and shelves to generate consistent bin location codes you can label, share and import.
A-02-03-01 means Zone A, Aisle 2, Rack 3, Shelf 1.
Numbers are always two digits so lists sort in walking order. Use a different separator if your system needs it.
StockSimple tracks stock per location — warehouses, stores and trucks — with transfers between them and a full movement history. From $6.99/month, 14-day free trial.
Try StockSimple freeA bin location code is a short address for a single storage spot, usually built as Zone-Aisle-Rack-Shelf, for example A-02-03-01. Anyone can walk straight to it without asking.
One that reads in walking order and never repeats: zones as letters, then two-digit aisle, rack and shelf numbers. Two-digit numbers keep codes sorting correctly (02 before 10).
Either works — pick one and use it everywhere. Most warehouses number from the floor up so new shelves can be added on top without renumbering.
Up to 2,000 at a time. For larger sites, run the generator once per zone.
Yes. Paste the codes into the free bin label generator or QR label generator, or print bin labels from your locations in StockSimple.
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