Standard shipping templates
GS1 logistics layouts are designed once and reused across every hub and carrier.
Track & Trace
Labels that keep goods moving.
SSCC pallet labels, GS1-128 cartons and scans that reach your WMS the first time.
TEC-IT connects physical shipments with digital systems so teams can identify cartons, pallets, bins and returned goods with less manual effort and fewer mistakes.
Disconnected data and labeling processes drive up costs, risks and lead times.
Connect shipping labels and captured data with your business systems.
Every customer wants a slightly different label, every carrier a slightly different carrier code, and every rejected pallet costs more than the label that caused it. TEC-IT connects leading business systems, binding standards and operational output into one controlled process. Companies reduce manual rework, avoid costly identification errors and create a scalable foundation for production, warehousing, quality and IT.
Finning Chile
“The solution ensures full traceability … and complete transparency across our operations.”
Waldo Vasquez Parga, Technology Leader, Logistics & Warehouse Area, Finning Chile
Read customer story ›Shipping labels move with the shipment.
SSCC, ASN data and printing as one system.
SSCCs checked at the dock
Every SSCC and shipment code is checked against GS1 before the pallet leaves the dock.
Dock-side print control
Direct the shipment label to the dock printer assigned to that load and carrier.
The products behind Logistics & Supply Chain.
Every solution maps to proven, licensable products.
Scan-IT to Office
Moves dock and shipment scans into Excel, Word or Google Sheets without re-keying.
TFORMer SDK
Produces pallet, case and shipping output from WMS or TMS workflows to printers, PDF or ZPL.
- Pallet label · SSCC Done
- GHS label · Plant 2 Printing
- Carton label · GS1-128 Queued
TWedge
Routes scanner, scale and serial-device data into WMS or TMS workflows as keystrokes or background events.
TFORMer Designer
Builds carrier, pallet and shipping labels with SSCC and route data.
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Reliable infrastructure
Extensible infrastructure from ramp to rack.
Scanning, printing and data flows plug into WMS, ERP and carrier systems.
100+
barcode symbologies including the full GS1 carrier set
24/7
barcode workflows at Finning – even offline in remote sites
20,000+
customers run TEC-IT software worldwide
Wired to the WMS.
Labels print where the goods are, on the WMS event.
Driven by WMS events
A pick, pack or ship event in the WMS prints the right label at the right station.
Carrier-aware
The label carries the format the assigned carrier scans, chosen automatically.
Scales across docks
Open a new dock and it prints without a new integration.
Customer stories
How companies run identification, labeling and data capture on TEC-IT software – in production, logistics and IT.
Frequently asked questions
Learn more about Logistics & Supply Chain.
What is an SSCC and why does it matter?
The Serial Shipping Container Code identifies one logistic unit — a pallet, case or parcel. Encoded under Application Identifier (00), it is the key a receiver uses to match the physical unit to your despatch advice (EDI 856 / EDIFACT DESADV). Without a readable SSCC, the pallet and its record are separated.
Can we reuse SSCC numbers?
Not within one year. GS1 requires SSCCs not be reallocated for at least 12 months, and in practice collisions across sites cause the same problem as reuse. TEC-IT manages serial pools centrally so two sites cannot issue the same number.
Why do retail DCs reject otherwise readable labels?
Most often dimensions and structure rather than legibility: GS1 specifies minimum X-dimension, bar height and quiet zones for logistic labels, and receivers validate AI structure. A label that scans by hand can still fail an automated gate.
Can we print carrier labels from our WMS?
Yes. The layout lives in TFORMer; your WMS supplies the shipment data at print time via SDK, server connector or watched folder. Carrier-specific formats become separate templates rather than separate integrations.
More resources
Guide
GS1-128 for logistics labels
Understand how GS1-128 encodes SSCCs, application identifiers and shipping data.
Customer storyFinning: identification across parts and logistics
Learn how Finning keeps service, parts and logistics identification moving across remote operations.
FAQFAQ Barcode Printing and Decoding Issues
Print quality questions: unreadable barcodes, thermal printers and decoder checks.