<>BM
A number to identify the special material code.
<>ST
Number given to a specific style or form of an article, especially used for garments.
<>PO
Reference number identifying a customer's order.
<>AV
A code specifying the product refinement designation.
<>AM
A 14-digit code that uniquely identifies the manufacturer's shipping unit, including the packaging indicator and the check digit.
<>MA
Self explanatory.
<>CR
Reference number identifying a contract.
<>AG
A number assigned to indicate a revision of software.
<>EC
Reference number indicating that a change or revision has been applied to an article's specification.
<>AZ
A code specifying the product's engineering data list.
<>DW
Reference number identifying a drawing of an article.
<>TG
Additional number to form article groups for packing and/or transportation purposes.
<>BJ
A number specifying the next higher assembly or component into which the product is being incorporated.
<>SS
Article number referring to a sales catalogue of supplier's supplier.
<>CC
The codes given to certain commodities by an industry.
<>AQ
A number identifying a coupon.
<>GB
Product group code used within a buyer's internal systems.
<>AT
Identification number on a product allowing a quick electronic retrieval of price information for that product.
<>BO
Colour assigned by buyer.
<>AK
Number assigned to a pack containing a stack of items put together (eg. cold roll sheets (steel product)).
<>BP
Reference number assigned by the buyer to identify an article.
<>AN
A suffix used in conjunction with a higher level upc (universal product code) to define packing variations for a product.
<>RN
Reference number identifying a release from a buyer's purchase order.
<>NB
Self explanatory.
<>SG
Self explanatory.
<>GS
Self explanatory.
<>AE
Number assigned to a hot roll.
<>BC
A code identifying the product in national drug format 4- 4-2.
<>GN
National product group code. administered by a national agency.
<>AX
A number specifying an end item.
<>VP
Reference number assigned by a vendor/seller identifying an article.
<>DR
Reference number indicating that a change or revision has been applied to a drawing.
<>BD
A code identifying the product in national drug format 5- 3-2.
<>IZ
Code given by the buyer to designate the size of an article in textile and shoe industry.
<>RY
Self explanatory.
<>BI
A local number assigned to an item of stock.
<>AI
A 12-digit code that uniquely identifies the consumer packaging of a product, including a check digit.
<>SK
Reference number of a stock keeping unit.
<>SN
Identification number of an item which distinguishes this specific item out of a number of identical items.
<>AL
A 13-digit code that uniquely identifies the manufacturer's shipping unit, including the packaging indicator.
<>SA
Number assigned to an article by the supplier of that article.
<>AC
Article identifier used within health sector to indicate data used conforms to hibc.
<>QS
Self explanatory.
<>IN
Self explanatory.
<>AF
Number assigned to a slab, which is produced in a particular production step.
<>PD
Reference number identifying a description associated with a number ultimately used to identify an article.
<>BF
A code identifying the product in national drug format 5- 4-2.
<>SRS
Plumbing and heating.
<>AP
Number assigned to the heat (also known as the iron charge) for the production of steel products.
<>BK
A code specifying a category of data.
<>ON
Reference number of a customer's order.
<>VX
Self explanatory.
<>AW
A code indicating that the product is identified by an exhibit number.
<>BL
To specify the control number.
<>IB
Self explanatory.
<>MF
The number given to an article by its manufacturer.
<>AJ
Number assigned to a sample.
<>EN
Number assigned to a manufacturer's product according to the international article numbering association.
<>VN
Reference number assigned by a vendor/seller identifying a product/service/article.
<>AA
Number assigned by manufacturer or seller to identify the release of a product.
<>UP
Number assigned to a manufacturer's product by the product code council.
<>CV
Code defined by customs authorities to an article or a group of articles for customs purposes.
<>AD
Number assigned to a cold roll.
<>IS
Self explanatory.
<>CL
Code for the color of an article.
<>RU
Self explanatory.
<>BE
A code identifying the product in national drug format 5- 4-1.
<>PL
Reference number identifying a line entry in a customer's order for goods or services.
<>CG
Code for a group of articles with common characteristics (e.g. used for statistical purposes).
<>AU
Number assigned under the nato (north atlantic treaty organization) codification system to provide the identification of an approved item of supply.
<>UA
Number assigned by ultimate customer to identify relevant article.
<>AH
An 11-digit code that uniquely identifies consumer packaging of a product; does not have a check digit.
<>RC
Reference number identifying a returnable container.
<>ZZZ
Self explanatory.
<>PV
Self explanatory.
<>AO
A code which specifies the codification of the state's labelling requirements.
<>AB
Self explanatory.
<>EF
Code defining the material's type, surface, geometric form plus various classifying characteristics.
<>HS
Self explanatory.
<>MN
Reference number assigned by the manufacturer to differentiate variations in similar products in a class or group.
<>AY
A code to specify a product's federal supply classification.
<>BB
A number indicating the lot number of a product.
<>BG
A code specifying the national drug classification.
<>IT
Number given by the buyer to a specific style or form of an article, especially used for garments.
<>MP
Reference number identifying a product or service.
<>VS
Self explanatory.
<>BH
A number indicating the part.