Training

This training mainly focuses on the use of identification keys and barcode standards for products sold in retail at the end of the chain. Of course, members from other sectors may also participate.

You will learn how to use GS1 standards to uniquely identify medical devices and in vitro diagnostic (IVD) equipment and materials. You will also learn how to comply with different national and international legislation. Other applications of GS1 standards in the healthcare sector are also covered, such as the unique identification of patients and premises within a hospital, for example, but also the exchange of product information.

Your client asks you to label your pallets with an SSCC. Linked to this, you will be asked to send the shipping note electronically. How do you deal with this question?

In this webinar you will learn more about the new My Product Manager platform and its use for the exchange of product data for the DIY, Garden and Pet sector: 

This course is specifically designed for companies having implemented HO2C but that are not yet ready to support Peppol BIS v3 for cross-sector data exchange towards public entities. By using a bridge from HO2C v3 to Peppol BIS v3, these enterprises will have the possibility to send this format to Belgian governments (and even B2B). This presentation explains how to start this journey, what are the pitfalls and how to set up test- and production environments. Notice that also the feedback mechanism will be explained when sending e.g. invoices. 

The purpose of this course is to highlight what is the difference between sectoral and cross-sectoral electronic messages. The PEPPOL European framework was originally focused on the communication between different sectors in a cross-border environment towards governments. The initial B2G (business to government) focus has been widened towards B2B in the meantime. 

This course focuses on all elements present in the European eDelivery network. PEPPOL is based on this framework and adds some elements to it (such as governance, legal implementation, …).

This course is specifically designed for service providers working on either sector specific GS1 Belgium & Luxembourg formats (e.g. HO2C for FMCG) and others highly qualified as Access Point on the PEPPOL network. Common problems, mapping between formats, identifiers used in receiving capabilities, changes-updates-news, experiences & real-life scenarios and pitfalls,… are some topics covered in this presentation. 

The purpose of this course is to highlight what is the difference between sectoral and cross-sectoral electronic messages. The PEPPOL European framework was originally initiated with a focus on the communication between different sectors in a cross-border environment towards governments. The initial B2G (business to government) focus has been widened towards B2B in the meantime.

Learn about the implementation of the Belgian invoice and credit note in the Peppol BIS v3 format, obligations on VAT directives and other legal requirements.