Label Content - field descriptions

Main tab

Your Optiva administrator may have created some special fields appropriate to your business practices. Because these are not standard to Optiva, they are not included in this help document. If you do not see the definition of a field, it is a custom field.

Address Code

Specify a company name. You can click View Object to see details about the company.

Address Desc

Shows the description of the company. This information is displayed on the label information report.

Approval

Select a code that describes the type of approval.

Class

Select a category for the object. An object belongs to only one class.

These values are defined in the C_LABELCONTENTCLASS enumerated list.

Description

Specify or modify a short description of the object. Click Language Translation to specify the translated description label.

Footer

Enter the text that will appear on the footer of the product label.

Hold

Select a code that describes the reason for stopping use of an object.

Languages

Select the required languages for the label content. Click the look up corresponding to the languages and select the languages based on the priority.

Net Quantity

Enter the product net quantity as it appears on the product label.

These values are defined in the C_NETQTYDESCRIP enumerated list.

Quantity Type

Select a serving size type, such as Net Volume or Net Weight.

Source Mass/Yield

Shows the mass used as the basis for parameter values. This value comes from an analysis object or formula object.

Ingredient Statements tab

Ingredient statements are the source for the ingredient section of the label.

These statements are created for formulas in the Ingredient Statement page.

You can add one or more formula level ingredient statements to the label content object.

Delimiter

Select the delimiter that will be used to separate multiple ingredient statements.

These values are defined in the C_ISDELIMITER enumerated list.

Document Code

Select the document code that contains the text of the corresponding ingredient statement. These values are defined in the C_LABELCONTENTISDOCCODE enumerated list.

Ingredient Statement

Specify an ingredient statement code and version.

Preview tab

When you add ingredient statements to the label content object, the Preview section will remain empty until you click Update Preview.

You must have access to the Document Code value that you selected in the Ingredient Statement tab. Otherwise, the Preview section will remain blank.

Statements tab

These statements are not derived from formulas. To save typing, you can assign a pre-configured statement group.

You can add statements individually or in groups.

If user adds statements individually user can assign language statements in respective columns.

If user adds statements in groups, the language statement columns are filled with respective values defined in detail tab of Label Statement Group.

User can modify language statements.

Get Statement Group

Click this link to retrieve a pre-configured statement group that will populate the Statements section automatically.

Label Statement Groups are configured by your administrator. These groups associate statement types with statement text.

Statement Text

Enter the free-form text that is to be used with the Statement Type.

Statement Type

Select the type of statement from the list. These choices are defined in the C_LABELSTMTTYPE enumerated list.

Reports

The Report checkbox can be used to show or hide statements from specific reports.

Content Claims tab

You can automatically assign claim text to your Label Content object.

User must assign source symbol and source object and refresh in Parameters tab.

When user selects a claim in Content Claims tab and click apply rules, the claim rules which are successful must be displayed in content claims grid with each language claim text in respective column.

Apply Rules

Click this button to apply the rules associated with the Claim to the Label Content object.

Optiva will check each parameter code on the rules and compare the corresponding claim definition logic to the source object selected on the Label Content object.

• Rules that pass the criteria will appear in the grid.
• Rules that fail the criteria will be omitted from the grid.

If the attribute columns such as Rounded values, Full Container values, and RACC results are specified, Optiva performs the calculation based on the values specified in the Label Claim Rule form, when you click the Apply Rules option.

Note: If values are not defined for the attribute column, Optiva performs the calculation based on the primary column specified in the Label Claim Rule form .

Claim

A claim is a collection of rules. Use the Lookup to select a Claim object.

Claim Rule

Name of the claim rule associated with the Claim. Only the rules that pass will display in this column.

Claim Statement

Shows the claim text that is associated with the corresponding rule.

Formula

Enter a formula or select one using the Lookup. This field is displayed only when the Analysis symbol is selected in the Parameters grid.

Use the Source field in the Parameters grid to apply claim rules for Items, Formulas, and Specifications.

Report

Select this check box to print the claim statement on the product label.

Type

The type of claim statement (e.g., Nutritional or Non- Nutritional).

Manual Claims tab

You can manually add claim text to your Label Content object.

You can also add multi language claims in respective language claim text column.

Claim Statement

Enter the claim text that you want associated with this Label Content object.

Report

Select this check box to print the claim statement on the product label.

Type

Select the type of claim statement (e.g., Nutritional or Non-Nutritional).

Security tab

This tab identifies who can access the object and the types of access privileges that are granted for the Owner, Group, and Role.

The Optiva administrator configures the default security for all objects of this type. You can specify the security for a specific object here. For example, you can assign the Owner full privileges (Read/Copy/Write/Delete), but partial or no access privileges to the Role and Group.

Context tab

The context data values that are available for selection are configured by your Optiva administrator.

Although you are not required to enter data in this tab, it is useful for performing searches and for running reports.

Classification tab

You can assign set(s) to Optiva objects. The values that are available for selection are configured by your Optiva administrator.

Sets are a useful method for categorizing your objects and for filtering data when performing lookups and searches. For example, food manufacturers can have separate classifications (set codes) for Baked Goods, Fast Food, Frozen Food, and so forth.

By default, objects are only shown in the lab in which they were created. Once you assign sets to an object, those objects can be seen by users in other labs.

To hide objects from other labs, do not assign them to a set.

Parameters tab

Parameters depicts the properties of an object that can be measured, calculated, or stated.

Your Optiva administrator configures the filters that a parameter is assigned to and the object templates that a parameter has been assigned to.

References tab

The References tab is used to link to other objects, such as: Vendors, Customers, Specifications, Formulas, Items, and Projects.

You can add referenced objects to this tab by clicking the Create New Object or Create From buttons. The same reference can be added more than once.

After the new object has been added to the tab, you can click the link to open the object in its own window.

Custom Tables tab

The Custom Tables tab is configured by the Optiva administrator. It enables you to store additional information about the object in a custom table within the Optiva database.