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GS1 labelling from the portal

Quick answer

Generating and printing GS1-128 logistics labels (with SSCC) straight from the Web EDI portal, with no own system.

Key takeaways

  • A GS1-128 label with a unique SSCC per logistics unit
  • The SSCC ↔ content link, transmitted in the ASN (DESADV)
  • A print-ready PDF for thermal printers

What portal labelling is

GS1 labelling from the portal lets a supplier without a WMS generate and print compliant logistics labels (GS1-128 with SSCC) straight from the Web EDI portal, based on the created shipping notice.

Why it's needed

Retailers require standard logistics labels on every pallet/parcel, with a unique SSCC, to scan receipt quickly. A small supplier with no system can't produce them - risking delivery rejection or chargeback.

What it generates

  • A GS1-128 label with a unique SSCC per logistics unit
  • The SSCC ↔ content link, transmitted in the ASN (DESADV)
  • A print-ready PDF for thermal printers

How CRMconnect helps

The CRMconnect portal automatically generates GS1-128 labels with SSCC on ASN creation, links them to the ASN and hands them to the supplier ready to print - full logistics compliance with no own WMS.

Real-world example

A small supplier risked chargebacks for non-compliant logistics labels. With portal labelling in CRMconnect, it generates GS1-128 with correct SSCC on every delivery, and the retailer's receipt scans without errors.

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Frequently asked

What is the SSCC on the label?+

Serial Shipping Container Code - a unique identifier for each logistics unit (pallet/parcel). It enables scan-based receipt and links the physical label to the content declared in the ASN.

Do I need a WMS to print GS1 labels?+

Not necessarily. The CRMconnect Web EDI portal generates compliant GS1-128 labels with SSCC straight from the ASN, so even small suppliers can meet retailer requirements.

Where CRMconnect fits

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