Definition
Article Code indicates yes or no to a predefined question about the item and shows the product’s status based on the current definition.
Explanation
The article code is used to clearly indicate whether a certain statement applies to the item or not. In Finfo One, this is presented as a formulated question where you answer yes or no. When importing files through the classic flow, the same information is referred to as an article code.
By using standardized yes/no values, a consistent and machine-readable structure is created, making the information easy to interpret in recipients’ systems. This enables filtering, selection, and automated handling based on the item’s characteristics or rule status.
Read more about each Article Code via the links below
01 Is the article registered in Basta as ALFA?
04 Is the article approved, registered, and labeled with the EU Ecolabel?
05 Is the article approved, registered, and labeled with Svanen?
06 Is the article approved, registered, and labeled with Bra Miljöval?
07 Can the article be purchased with invoice certification confirming origin from FSC-certified forestry?
08 Can the article be purchased with invoice certification confirming origin from PEFC-certified forestry?
09 Is the article registered in Basta as BETA?
10 Is the article covered by the REACH Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006, Article 31, requirement for a safety data sheet?
11 Is the article relevant for unit price comparison?
13 Does the article or its packaging contain any SVHC substances?
14 Is the article covered by the Regulation on Explosives Precursors?
17 Does a valid Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) exist for the article, in accordance with SS-EN 15804:2012+A2:2019 or SS-ISO 14025:2010?
18 Does the article have an expiration date?
19 Does the article contain an endocrine-disrupting substance in concentrations ≥ 0.1%?
20 Does the seller need to consider batch tracking when selling the article?
21 Is the article biocide-treated?
22 Is the article covered by the CLP Regulation (requirements for hazard and precautionary statements / signal words)?
Usage
The supplier specifies yes (the statement is true) or no (the statement is not true) for each item.
Finfo verifies that only valid values (yes or no) are provided, stores the information, and distributes it further.
Recipients read and interpret the article code in their systems and can use it to filter, search, and manage items in the database.