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Company Tag

Overview of ERPat Company Tag and ID Studio: automated employee-ID numbering, a visual ID-card template builder, batch card generation, a tag registry with a full lifecycle, and public QR verification.

Guide version: r1 Module version: 1.4.0 Updated: 2026-07-22 Estimated time: 2 min
Introduction

Company Tag / ID Studio

Company Tag is where ERPat produces employee ID cards. It ships the classic per-employee card export plus ID Studio — a complete pipeline for numbering employees, designing reusable card templates, generating cards in bulk, tracking every issued card in a registry, and letting anyone verify a card by scanning its QR.

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Find it in ERPat: the left menu shows a Company Tag group. Expand it to reach every ID Studio screen — ID Studio (dashboard), Company Tags, Allocate IDs, ID Templates, Generate IDs, Registry and ID Studio Settings.

What you can do

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Number employees

Define an ID format like {COMPANY}-{YEAR}-{SEQ:5} and assign unique IDs automatically — no duplicates, even for parallel batches.

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Design cards

Drag employee & company fields, a photo, QR/barcode, text and shapes onto a front/back canvas, then publish a versioned template.

Generate in bulk

Pick a template and employees; ID Studio renders front/back images and a print-ready PDF for each and records them.

Track & act

Search the registry, open a card's history, mark it printed, issue it, revoke it (with a reason) or replace it — history is preserved.

Verify

Every card's QR opens a public page that reports valid / expired / revoked / superseded / unknown — and nothing else.

Stay tidy

A daily job expires cards past their validity date and cleans up old rendered files per your retention setting.

Documentation map

Who this guide is for

  • HR staff & administrators who number employees and issue ID cards.
  • Designers responsible for the company's ID-card look.
  • System administrators configuring numbering, permissions, verification and retention.
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New here? Start with Getting Started, then skim Core Concepts. Day-to-day users can jump straight to Daily Operations.
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