EPCIS and CBV Implementation Guideline¶
GS1. EPCIS and CBV Implementation Guideline.
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- Custody Transfer
- In supply chains, each depot scan is a custody transfer between carriers, and a missing scan creates a gap that insurers and recipients care about.
This sourceThe EPCIS standard and its Core Business Vocabulary model each supply-chain scan as a time-stamped visibility event and distinguish source/destination party roles — owning_party and possessing_party — so that a custody/responsibility transfer between carriers is captured as a discrete event; the GS1 US chain-of-custody guidance ties these SSCC/scan events to the documented hand-off trail used to assign responsibility for loss or damage, supporting that each depot scan is a custody transfer and a missing scan leaves an accountability gap.
- In supply chains, each depot scan is a custody transfer between carriers, and a missing scan creates a gap that insurers and recipients care about.
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