GS1 US Data Hub Help Center
GS1 US Data Hub Location View/Use functionality is available to Managed GLN (Healthcare) and Location View/Use subscribers.
Not a subscriber? Learn more about the Location View/Use subscription.
Location View/Use Instructions
GS1 US Data Hub enables you to view Shared and Not Shared GLNs.
Shared GLNs:
1. From the GS1 US Data Hub main page, click Location on the top Navigation bar, then the View/Use link.
2. The Search shelf displays so you filter by specific GLNs. Select the filters, then click Run Search. In the example below, a specific Industry, Supply Chain Role and GLN Type Status have been selected.
3. GLNs that match your criteria display as Shared on the main View/Use screen. To further narrow this search, use the two basic filters, GLN Type or GLN Type Status.
Click the Filter icon button to display the different filter options, then click Apply Filters.
The filter icon turns black on the View/Use screen when a filter setting is selected.
4. To export all GLN data within the hierarchy, click the GLN, then select the Export Hierarchy Data drop-down, then Export hierarchy, to download the GLN data (this requires the Export Add-On subscription).
5. To access the file, click the Export Center icon at the top right of the screen and download the Excel file (the most recent exported file is listed at the top).
6. Open the Excel file or save it to your computer. It's recommended that you change the file name when you save it to your computer.
Not Shared GLNs:
You can also request access from an organization that is NOT sharing its GLN data:
1. From Location View/Use page, click the Not Shared tab.
2. Use the filters to narrow search results, then click Run Search. Only "Entity" GLNs - GLNs that identify a company's headquarters - are displayed.
3. Click the REQUEST ACCESS link, enter a Topic and Message, and click the Send Message button.
4. To view your Access Request(s), click the Message Center, then click the Messages tab.
GLN Attributes Explained:
When searching locations that have been shared with you, you can fine-tune your search via multiple fields. For definitions of each of these attributes, view the Location Import Definitions article.
Location View/Use Quick Start Guide
Would you prefer a PDF version of the Location View/Use instructions presented above? Download the Location View/Use Quick Start Guide.