Hi,

No, that’s not possible. The logic is such that you can set several GTINs as Used for Identification = Yes. And one of these GTINs must then be Default = Yes.

What kind of use case do you have where you want Used for Identification = Yes and Default = No?

We are using same GTIN for multiple parts.

and  need Default:Yes to have GTIn printed on documents, sent in messages, shown in the application 

The case we nned is Used For identification : No Default :Yes

@YEmreBol As mentioned by MikeCH this is not possible as per the existing logic. It is not possible to check “Used for Identification” as it validates the GTIN in use by the other parts and as it is not possible to check “Used for Identification”, it is not possible to set the GTIN as the default so that it cannot be used in the communications.

Encountered a scenario where the GTIN is used in combination with another identifier so this makes sense from the business PoV. 

Either the approach of using same GTIN should be changed (make it a truly Global ID) or a customization/ configuration is required to set the Default flag by-passing the validation.

Hope this helps !

Hi @YEmreBol,

If you save it this way, you do not officially have it as Used for Identification in IFS. But if you only ever have 1 GTIN per part, with configurations in the report design you can still have it printed or send it in messages. This is then purely a matter of configuration.