Verified GTIN
The GTIN is checked against its check digit before the code is created; batch and serial number are optional.
The GS1 Digital Link standard puts the product code (GTIN) inside a web address. The same QR code on the pack identifies the product and, opened on a phone, takes the customer to its product page.
The GTIN is checked against its check digit before the code is created; batch and serial number are optional.
You can change the page the customer lands on without reprinting. If you change GTIN, batch, serial or domain, the editor warns you that a reprint is needed.
The GS1 section is turned on from the workspace settings, so it stays out of the way for anyone who doesn't sell products.
| Which plans include it | Free | Micro | Starter | Pro | Business |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GS1 products | 3 | 3 | 10 | 100 | 2000 |
Included in the free plan too.
Yes: the GTIN is the product code assigned by GS1, the same one as the barcode. Without a valid GTIN the GS1 QR code can't be created; for a product without a GTIN a regular dynamic QR code does the job.
Yes, like every dynamic QR code: its scans show up in analytics alongside your other codes.