Group of lines and spaces that can be recognized by an optical scanner. Among other things, barcodes clearly identify article data, production numbers or transport units. They may contain information such as batch number, expiration date or weight.
Example:
In the Logistics Execution System (LES), certain field entries can be represented by barcodes and
be printed on transport documents. This simplifies data entry, eg when confirming an order.
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