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GS1 track and trace
GTIN, SSCC and serial numbers assigned in ERPNext, packed units aggregated from bag to container, and every step recorded as an event you can trace both ways.
- For
- Exporters and manufacturers who must label and trace packed goods
- Runs on
- ERPNext, with the open-source EXIM app for export records
Batch to trace
- Batch
- Packed
- Labelled
- Aggregated
- Shipped
- Traced
Illustrative records · one batch, packed and traced
The problem
When a buyer asks for GS1 barcodes and a trace from the shipped carton back to the lot it came from, spreadsheets give way: the link between a label and the ERP batch is lost at the first repack.
What it does
What we built, and what is still open
- Built and run on demo dataidentifiers, aggregation, events and the two-way trace
- Still openprinting the barcode symbols on the labels, which show the readable GS1 string today
- Not in this buildpublishing to GS1 India DataKart and exports to regulators' portals
- Not yet running at a client
Works with
- ERPNext
ERPNextFAQ
Yes. GTINs and SSCCs are built from your company prefix, which GS1 India issues.
Yes: the open-source EXIM app for ERPNext, which holds the export and bag records it traces. We set both up as part of our export work.
Yes. It runs on demo data today; ask us for a walkthrough.