In Plannit you have the possibility to create Custom fields based on a barcode or the ability to scan barcodes on your Stations / Devices in a Zone defined in your Work Order / Visit.
We support a large number of barcode formats, if not the vast majority of the barcodes commonly used on the market. The best way to test if a barcode is supported by Plannit is to point the barcode reader at a barcode you have and check if it can correctly read the barcode information.
Barcodes supported by Plannit
Important note
Please note that the list of barcode examples above is only a limited sample of the possibilities. Some types may include multiple subtypes that are also supported; it is impossible for us to list all the possibilities for each type in this article.
💡 Pointing Plannit's barcode reader at a barcode remains the best way to check if your barcode is compatible with our reader.
Format | Description | Exemple |
Codabar | The regular |  |
Code 39 | Regular Code 39 (shown with optional start/stop characters).
Defined in ISO 16388 |  |
Code 93 | A linear, continuous symbology with a variable length following bc5. It offers a larger information density than Code 128 and the visually similar Code 39. |  |
Code 128 | The regular version of Code 128.
Defined in ISO 15417 |  |
EAN-2 | AddOn code.
For example, used by EAN-13+2. |  |
EAN-5 | AddOn code.
For example, used by EAN-13+5. |  |
EAN-8 | European Article Number for product labelling in retail trade.
The 8-digit option for small items.
Defined in ISO 15420 |  |
EAN-13 | European Article Number for product labelling in retail trade.
The regular 13-digit option.
Defined in ISO 15420 |  |
EAN-13+2 | European Article Number for product labelling in retail trade.
The regular 13-digit option with a 2-digit add-on |  |
EAN-13+5 | European Article Number for product labelling in retail trade.
The regular 13-digit option with a 5-digit add-on |  |
ISBN-10 | Old style International Standard Book Number. |  |
ISBN-13 | Regular International Standard Book Number. |  |
ISBN-13+2 | ISBN with 2-digit add-on. |  |
ISBN-13+5 | ISBN with 5-digit add-on. |  |
ITF | Most all ITF variables. |   |
QR Code | A two-dimensional barcode. The information encoded can be text, URL or other data.
QR code versions 1, 2, 3 and 4 are supported, other versions may not be.
Defined in ISO 18004 |     |
UPC-A | Regular UPC-A.
One of the most common linear barcode types and is widely applied to retail in Canada/United States.
Defined in ISO 15420 |  |
UPC-E | The shortened form of UPC-A, compressing out unnecessary zeros for a more compact barcode. |  |