UOM Converter
Packaging levels
Each → inner pack → case → pallet quantities, with GTIN-14s for the pack levels built from the item GTIN.
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Convert from
10 per inner, 100 per case, 40 cases per pallet
Quantities
GTIN-14 (indicator digit)
How it's calculated
- GTIN-14 = indicator digit + first 12 digits of the item's GTIN-13 form + a new check digit (GS1 mod-10).
Indicator digits 1–8 are yours to assign: 1 inner, 2 case, 3 pallet is a common convention, not a rule. Pallets are often identified by SSCC instead.
Worked examples
10 per inner, 100 per case, 40 cases per pallet
- Each per pallet: 4,000
- Inner packs per case: 10
- Inner packs per pallet: 400
- Inner pack (1): 10036000291459
- Case (2): 20036000291456
25 per case, 60 cases per pallet
- Each per pallet: 1,500
More in Product data
UOM codesUnit as it appears in a supplier file or ERP (EA, ft, box, lbs…) to its UN/ECE Recommendation 20 code, as used in BMEcat, ETIM and e-invoicing.- Spec value → metric (ETIM)ETIM features take metric values. Type a spec as the supplier wrote it, with its unit, and get the metric value and unit code.
- Price quantity → unit pricePrice files give a price for a price quantity of order units, and an order unit can hold several content units (a box of 100 connectors).
- UOM mix-up checkCompare the same item's price from two sources. About 10×, 100× or 1000× apart almost always means one was loaded in the wrong UOM.