GS1 Australia User Manual - Numbering and Bar Coding

GS1 Application Identifiers (AIs)
Amount Payable/Pricing Identification
The following AIs identify amount payable and pricing identification. Where the fourth digit is “n”, this is the decimal point
indicator, which shows where the decimal point belongs in the actual data. A fourth digit of 0 means that there is no
decimal point and the digit 1 means that the decimal point is 1 position before the last digit of the amount payable.
• AI (390n) - Amount payable – Single monetary area; see page 112
• AI (391n) - Amount payable – With ISO currency code; see page 113
• AI (392n) - Amount payable for a variable measure trade item – Single monetary unit; see page 113
• AI (393n) - Amount payable for a variable measure trade item – With ISO currency code; see page 114
• AI (8005) - Price per unit of measure; see page 132
• AI (8007) - International Bank Account Number (IBAN); see page 134
References
The following AIs identify references. Reference numbers contain information having only an indirect connection with the
identification number of the trade item contained. When printed in a bar code on a trade item references supply extra
information which may be useful for organisational purposes.
• AI (400) - Customer’s purchase order number; see page 114
• AI (401) - Global Identification Number for Consignment ; see page 115
• AI (402) - Global Shipment Identification Number; see page 116
• AI (403) - Routing code; see page 117
• AI (8002) - Electronic Serial Identifier for Cellular Mobile Telephones; see page 129
• AI (8020) - Payment slip reference number; see page 136
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