Case, pallet, and container labels

There are only slight variations in the three labels shown above. Because the labels are used throughout the application (PO, ASN, Shipment Order, Case Manifest), they have been designed to be as generic as possible. The data that displays on each label depends on the underlying screen. If there is no value for a particular field, it remains empty to allow the user to specify any information that might be required. In addition, there is no validation against the database. Generally, the system expects input from the user.

Note: These labels are not used within RF.
  • The From, To, and Consignee fields are derived from the Storer table based on the Storer type (Storer, Customer, Consignee).
  • PO is the Purchase Order Number (if applicable).
  • PRO is often used for the external keys such as ExternalOrderKey.
  • Case, Pallet, or Container ID, and the UCC Manufacturer Code are combined together into an SSCC-18 format and then sent to the printer.
  • The Barcode at the bottom shows the Code128 presentation. For a different presentation, such as UCC128, you can modify the symbology flag on the barcode field properties.
  • Pkg ID should be a plain Case, Pallet, or Container ID.
  • The fields on a label can be reordered or deleted and remain operational.

If no application changes are made when a new field is added, it remains empty. If a field label name changes, the same is true; however, that does not apply to the field's tag. In this case, the application changes must be made to send the correct information.