Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) Relationships
You can create a relationship between an internal item and a Global Trade Item Number (GTIN).
When creating a GTIN Relationship, you must specify the Unit of Measure (UOM), and specify whether you're linking to a new GTIN or an existing GTIN.
You can associate the same GTIN with more than one item when the GTIN UOM and the item's primary UOM are the same. For example, when two or more items vary only by labels, you may want to use the same GTIN for those items. In such cases, you can create item relationships by associating the same GTIN to those items. To do this, you must enable the Allow Multiple Item Relationships to Same GTIN profile option in the Manage Administrator Profile Values task in the Setup and Maintenance work area.
- You can access the attributes of a GTIN relationship row (such as GTIN, UOM, or
Party Type) by using the attribute group
[GTIN].[GTIN Main]
. This attribute group is available to rule sets associated with an item class. - You can define item rules using the functions
exists()
andisNull()
to validate the presence of GTIN values. - You can define item rules using the function
substring()
to validate the formation of GTIN values.
Create GTIN Relationship
- In the GTIN section, click the Add icon.
The New GTIN relationship drawer is displayed.
- Select one of the following:
- New GTIN: Lets you create a new GTIN and then link the item to this GTIN.
- Existing GTIN: Lets you link the item to an existing GTIN.
- Specify the following fields:
- GTIN: Enter the GTIN number. If you’ve selected the Existing GTIN option, then select the GTIN to which you want to link the item.
- UOM
- Revision Code
- Party Type
- Party Name
- Note: If you’ve selected the Existing GTIN option, the UOM, Revision Code, Party Type, and Party Name fields are autopopulated.
- EPC or GTIN Serial
- Description
- Additional Attributes
- Click Create.
The GTIN item relationship is created and displayed in the GTIN section.