It starts with the EDI GS1-128.
Call it the label formerly known as UCC-128.
If you sell a product, you probably need GS1-128 labels. The GS1-128 includes your company prefix code, along with other information that identifies the carton contents. Buy a GS1 Company Prefix that will accommodate the number of UPCs you need for your products. Remember that the length of your prefix will affect the cost — a shorter prefix is more expensive because it allows you to generate more UPCs. Your GS1 Company Prefix will also be used as part of the number that will be on your GS1-128 labels, which you adhere to your cartons and pallets as required by the retailer.
Use Web-Based Printing
For many companies, the easiest, most efficient solution for labels is web-based printing. Lingo creates a PDF version of your labels — you can print them or route them directly to your warehouse.
Let Us Print The Labels
If you want us to print your labels, we make it easy. Simply submit a label request in Lingo – select the ASN and choose “Order Labels.” Answer a few simple questions so we know exactly what you need, and we’ll ship them to you with UPS, FedEx, or the USPS.
Print With Bartender
We’re a certified reseller of Bartender, the powerful software that can be integrated with Lingo and used to print labels. Many of our clients rely on Bartender, and our customer support team can provide assistance when using it with Lingo.
Use Web-Based Printing
For many companies, the easiest, most efficient solution for labels is web-based printing. Lingo creates a PDF version of your labels — you can print them or route them directly to your warehouse.
Let Us Print The Labels
If you want us to print your labels, we make it easy. Simply submit a label request in Lingo – select the ASN and choose “Order Labels.” Answer a few simple questions so we know exactly what you need, and we’ll ship them to you with UPS, FedEx, or the USPS.
Next-Level Labels From eZCom
We’re always looking for ways to increase efficiency and reduce errors for Lingo users. With Paired labels, the Combined label for Bed Bath & Beyond and the Crack and Peel label, you’ll cut valuable time from the production of every label and avoid costly shipping mistakes.
Paired Labels
Combined Label
Crack and Peel Label
Print your GS1-128 and the shipping label together and consecutively. That means you won’t have to match the labels after they have been printed, reducing errors that can result in costly chargebacks.
If you ship products to Bed Bath & Beyond with FedEx, we can combine shipping details and the GS1-128 into a single label. So you can just print and stick — and you’re done.
Available to certain retailers, this simple solution combines the shipping label and the packing slip on the same sheet of paper. Just drop the packing slip inside, and adhere the shipping label to the outside.
Next-Level Labels From eZCom
We’re always looking for ways to increase efficiency and reduce errors for Lingo users. With Paired labels and the Combined label for Bed Bath & Beyond, you’ll cut valuable time from the production of every label and avoid costly shipping mistakes.
Paired Labels
Print your GS1-128 and the shipping label together and consecutively. That means you won’t have to match the labels after they have been printed, reducing errors that can result in costly chargebacks.
Combined Label
If you ship products to Bed Bath & Beyond with FedEx, we can combine shipping details and the GS1-128 into a single label. So you can just print and stick — and you’re done.
Crack and Peel Label
Available to certain retailers, this simple solution combines the shipping label and the packing slip on the same sheet of paper. Just drop the packing slip inside, and adhere the shipping label to the outside. Not only will you dramatically reduce errors, you’ll also save time.
