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# Introduction
### **Design, create, and print barcoded asset tags natively in ServiceNow!**
Yansa Asset Tag Maker is your one-stop-shop for designing, generating, and printing asset tags within ServiceNow.
Asset Tag Maker supports popular label designs from companies like Avery, and you can easily add support for your favorite label format, from single label prints to multi-label pages.
Asset Tag Maker uses your Asset data to power label content. Embed barcodes & QR codes to make your asset management practice ultra-efficient.
Yansa Asset Tag Maker runs natively in ServiceNow, requiring no external services or processes.
Sample Page of Labels (Created by Asset Tag Maker)
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