You can now create barcodes in Delogue based on style number, colors and sizes of your products. With this feature, you are able to import and export your own barcodes and overview the ones in use.

NOTE: Users need to be assigned in order to have access to the barcodes feature.


In the Admin section, choose ‘General Settings’ from the left menu and select ‘Barcodes’ subtab. Here you will be able to choose the format of the SKU and import barcodes. Let's see how.


There are 3 different parameters you can choose to be part of the SKU: Style number, Size and Colors. Simply click the checkboxes to select the options you want to use in the SKU. 

You can drag and drop the rows to set the order to use in the format of SKU. Additionally, you can use the option to set a delimiter to your SKU (max. 5 characters). NOTE: This is only possible for company/designer users. Click ‘Set format’ to save delimiter. Here, two things will happen:

1) A warning message is displayed: "You are about to change the format of your SKUs this will make all old SKUs inactive and generate new barcodes next time you generate SKUs & barcodes on a Style - are you absolutely sure you want to do this?"

2) By clicking ‘OK’, a second message is shown: "You are changing the SKUs format are you sure you want to do this?"

3) Click ‘OK’ and the format will be saved.

NOTE: SKU format and delimiter can be edited later under the ‘Barcodes’ subtab in the Styles section.


You can choose to import new barcodes and already used SKU and barcodes to Delogue. To do so, simply click ‘Choose file’ and upload a CSV file with first row named "Barcode".

The system will always show a counter of how many "free" barcodes you have left. This means the number will automatically be decremented by one - every time a barcode gets assigned to an SKU.

If you import barcodes that are already in use, the following message will appear: "Only [#] barcodes imported of the [#of total] in the file."


Just below the Import section, you will see a table named "Log of Import" Logs every time a CSV file is imported. This will help you keep track of the files imported, as well as when and who did it. The comments column will provide info about the file status and warning messages.


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