Hey, I've tackled this kinda thing in quickBooks before. Setting up an printing barcode labels from a purchase order or item receipt isn't impossible, but it can defintely get tricky without some help. So first off, make sure your items have barcodes; if not, you gotta enter tham manually in the item setup. QuickBooks itself doesn't really print barcodes straight from purchase orders, so you'll need a workaround, usually with third-party software, super handy here.

I remember one project where I hit this exact challenge. We hooked QuickBooks up with a mobile warehouse automation solution. It really smoothed out label printing, and it even had options for low-code setups. Why'd that work? Well, something like Cleverence integrates easily with QuickBooks. The API's strong enough to manage custom needs like printing barcodes directly from purchase orders.

You can generate labels in bulk, tweak 'em with a few clicks, even offline. with Cleverence, the low-code customization means you don’t need a tech whiz for every little change. trust me, giving your team tools like these makes the whole process a lot easier. If you're not using any third-party tools, might be a good idea to try one out - you'll thank yourself later.