
Sequential numbering and series
Number ranges reserved for the customer, with duplicate control and check digits.
Read moreMany labels carry different data on each unit: a serial number, a QR or DataMatrix code, a batch or a verification link. This page explains how we prepare the data that goes with the printed label, so that the production partner receives a clear, reviewed file.
Every service on this page is optional: the scope of each project, including any online verification page, is defined and confirmed in the offer.
Seven capabilities that can be combined in a single project. Each one links to the product page or category that describes the label.

Number ranges reserved for the customer, with duplicate control and check digits.
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A different code on each unit, printed with variable data. The choice between QR and DataMatrix depends on the reading system and on what the code must contain.
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Validation of the customer’s CSV file and conversion to the variable-data file used by the factory: format, field length, duplicates and ranges.
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A QR whose content is a GS1 Digital Link: the GTIN and, optionally, the batch, serial number or expiry date. The GS1 identifiers are supplied by the customer.
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A page in Spanish, English and Portuguese that shows whether a code exists, with a repeat-scan alert based on a rule agreed with the customer, statistics by region or channel and a customer dashboard. The scope is defined and confirmed in the offer.
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The code can be combined with a scratch-off PIN layer, a hologram, a VOID label or NFC, depending on the project.
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Labels with QR, DataMatrix or NFC that act as the data carrier and link to the customer’s platform. The platform and the data are managed by the customer or their provider.
Read moreThe content of the data is defined by the customer and the production partner reproduces the file the customer has approved.
The legal content of the label is defined by the customer; we reproduce the artwork the customer has approved and signed.
If the verification page records the IP address or location of the person scanning, people must be informed, under Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR). The controller, the hosting and the retention period of the scan data are defined per project.
References usually consulted: ISO/IEC 15415 and ISO/IEC 29158 (code quality), ISO/IEC 15459 (unique identification, if adopted) and the GS1 specifications. Only their name and number are given.
A sample CSV, the code type and content, the numbering rules with duplicate control and check digits, and the code quality requirements. From there we prepare the variable-data file for the factory.
It is an option and its scope depends on the project. Tell us whether you need it hosted, in which languages and for how long the data must be kept; the scope is defined and confirmed in the offer.
No. According to the EUIPO, QR codes by themselves do not offer protection against copies, but they can be combined with other authentication technologies, such as holograms, copy detection patterns or unique identifiers.
Yes. The GS1 identifiers (GTIN) are supplied by the customer and included in the data file. The content of the label is defined by the customer.
Send us the list of references, the annual consumption, the code type and whether you need online verification. We reply with an offer that confirms lead time and price.
Business orders only (B2B). Lead time and price are confirmed in the offer.