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This standard defines the Global Document Type Identifier (GDTI), which is the GS1 identification key used to identify important paper and electronic documents by type. The GDTI consists of a GS1 Company Prefix, a Document Type, a Check Digit, and an optional serial number. Barcodes, human readable interpretations and EPC/RFID tags can be used to apply the GDTI. Further information is available in the GS1 General Specifications Standard.
Main sections:
- Benefits
- How are GSTIs used?
- Case studies
- Creating GDTIs
- When to change a GDTI
Main sections:
- Benefits
- How are GSTIs used?
- Case studies
- Creating GDTIs
- When to change a GDTI
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