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Added: Version 4.01

In a synchronising system (29.01. Introduction to Synchronisation) barcodes:

	*  can be added to items at any site and they will then synchronise to all other sites.
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Added: Version 4.01

You might want to print barcode labels for your stock if an existing label is damaged, if you break a box down into smaller pack sizes and the contents don&#039;t have individual GS1 barcodes or if some stock comes into your warehouses and it doesn&#039;t have valid GS1 barcodes on it.</description>
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Added: Version 5.01

If you have turned on bacrode scanning for prescriptions (see the 15.09. Barcode scanning preferences page for details) then, when you print out a prescription label, a second label containing a barcode will be printed with it. The label will look something like this:</description>
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Added: Version 8.00

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Added: Version 4.01

mSupply has the ability to use barcode scanners to read the barcodes on stock to help speed up and improve the accuracy of some processes.

Introduction

A warning

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Added: Version 4.02

Another way barcode scanning can be useful is in checking that goods picked off the shelf for distribution to a customer match what was on the pick list.

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Added: Version 4.01

You can use barcode scanning in two different ways when receiving goods, depending on how the preferences are set:

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Added: Version 4.01

During a stocktake, it is possible to save a lot of time and increase accuracy by using barcode scanners to scan stock instead of manually counting it.

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