Purchasing organisations in trade, healthcare and government ask for product data that follows the GS1 standard. PLGGR is a GS1 partner: in PLGGR | PIM you manage GTINs, attributes and media in one place, set up to match the agreements your buyers use.
GS1 is the global organisation behind the standards for product identification, including the barcode and the GTIN.
A GTIN, Global Trade Item Number, gives every product a unique number that means the same across the whole chain. Around it, GS1 defines which attributes a product has and how to exchange them, so supplier and buyer read the same data in the same way.
What GS1 defines
Purchasing organisations work with the GS1 standard. Product data that does not match it has to be corrected afterwards, or is not taken in.
Where it usually goes wrong
Every correction afterwards costs time, on your side and on your buyer's.
In PLGGR | PIM, GTINs, attributes and media sit in one place, set up following the GS1 standard.
AI reads supplier documents, proposes attributes and classifies products down to GS1 level. You decide what goes out.
Items come into PLGGR | PIM from your ERP or from your suppliers.
GTINs, attributes and media are completed and classified following GS1, with AI doing the groundwork.
The data goes to your buyers and channels, in the shape they expect.
A standard only works when both sides follow it. PLGGR makes sure your side is right.
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