If you accidentally imported locations into GS1 US Data Hub, resulting in the assignment of duplicate GLNs, you can set the GLN Type(s) for these GLNs to “Inactive.”
This will let Location View/Use subscribers know these GLNs are no longer in use, so they can identify the GLNs that have "Active" GLN Type(s).
The Manage Locations page displays.
The Import Locations shelf displays.
This file is listed under the Import History section. Make the following changes in the spreadsheet:
a. Delete the ErrorMessage and AdditionalInfo columns.
Make sure to select the Column A and Column B headers in blue.
The Action column now displays in Column A.
b. Type “Update” in the Action column for all the locations you are updating.
c. Scroll to the GLN Type Status column. For each GLN Type Status column, type “INACTIVE” for the GLNs you are updating.
Note: If any GLN attribute was edited after you previously imported these records, you will need to make these changes in this file.
You're now ready to import these changes into GS1 US Data Hub.
From the Manage Locations page, click the Import Locations button. Drag & Drop the file or click Browse Files to import the file, then click the Import Locations button.
Check the status of this imported file in the Import History section of this page. When the status is "Complete," and there are no errors, the GLN Type(s) for these GLNs are now listed as “Inactive.”
Note: Did your company enable the Location Approval Process? If yes, when you import, you can check the box for Import locations as approved.
Learn more about the Location Approval Process.
