Create SSCC labels

Fill in what has to go on the label and see at once how it comes out. Everything you enter really goes on it, so you can judge whether it fits — only the number is the demo’s.

This is the demo. Producing labels is a paid service. Here you see exactly how it works: you fill in your own data and get back a properly laid-out label. Only the number is not yours — every demo label gets the demo prefix 9520000, a random serial number and a watermark, so it cannot be used on a pallet.
25 demo labels left this session.

Sender

This block goes at the top of the label.

Company name (required)

Street and number

Postcode

Town

Country country code, e.g. NL

Your GLN issued by GS1

How many demo labels

GS1 company prefix you do not fill this in for the demo

Number

With a subscription your own prefix goes here. 9520000 falls under GS1 prefix 952, which GS1 released for demonstrations and tests and which may never identify anything in the real world. That is why every demo SSCC starts with 09520000 and can never collide with an issued number.

Real labels? Then we use your own GS1 company prefix, the serial number runs on properly and the watermark disappears. Get in touch and we will switch it on for you.
For that you do need a GS1 company prefix. If you have none yet, GS1 issues it — you cannot invent one and you cannot borrow someone else’s.
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Recipient

Customer name

Customer GLN

GLN of final destination AI (413), cross-dock only

What is on the pallet

Article description

Article code of the packaging (GTIN) AI (02)

Number of packages AI (37)

Batch or lot number AI (10)

Best before AI (15)

Use by AI (17)

Net weight (kg) AI (310n)

The label

Label type

Field profile

Language of the data titles the text on the label itself

Sheet what comes out of the printer

Pad the count with zeros AI (37) as 0016 instead of 16

Output

GS1 asks for two identical labels on adjacent sides of the pallet, so the driver can always scan one without turning it. Double A5 gives you both at once.

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What you get

A GS1 logistic label per chapter 7 of the guideline: free information, the data in plain text, and the barcodes.
A valid eighteen-digit SSCC, with the check digit calculated for you.
GS1-128 barcodes with FNC1, at least 32 mm high, so they scan at goods receipt.
Several labels in one PDF: the serial number counts up per label.
ZPL instead of PDF if you print straight to a Zebra or TSC.

What the demo does not do

A demo label does not go on a pallet: it carries the demo prefix, a random serial number and a watermark. Nothing is stored, so there is no history and no running series. That belongs to the paid service, together with your own GS1 prefix and the label type per trading partner.

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