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You said: #

how to creaye a barcode for your products and how this industry work. the main terminologies in this field

ChatGPT said: #

Ooo good question — this is a whole industry most people use every day without noticing 👀 Let’s break it down simply.

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🏷️ First: What is a product barcode really? #

A barcode on a product is basically:

A global ID number for your product that machines can read.

The black lines are just a visual way to store a number. The number is what matters.

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🏭 How the barcode industry works (big picture) #

There is an international system so that:

• Your product in Egypt
• Can be sold in UAE, Europe, USA, supermarkets, Amazon, etc.
• Without number conflicts

That system is run by:

🌍 GS1 (Global Standards Organization) #

They control product barcodes worldwide.

Each country has a branch:

• GS1 Egypt
• GS1 Turkey
• GS1 UK
  etc.

You do not just invent a barcode if you want to sell professionally. Retailers require GS1 codes.

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🧱 Structure of a Product Barcode #

Most retail products use:

EAN-13 (International retail barcode) #

It has 13 digits:

Part	Meaning
Prefix	Country/GS1 organization
Company Number	Identifies your company
Product Number	Identifies your specific item
Check Digit	Math digit to verify code

Example:
622 12345 67890 5

• 622 → GS1 Egypt prefix
• 12345 → Your company ID
• 67890 → Your product
• 5 → Check digit

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🛠️ How YOU create barcodes for your products #

✅ Step 1 — Register with GS1 (important) #

You go to GS1 in your country and register your business.

They give you:

• A Company Prefix (your unique company number)
• Access to generate product numbers

This is what makes your barcodes legal and acceptable in stores.

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✅ Step 2 — Assign numbers to each product #

Each variation needs its own code:

Product	Needs New Barcode?
Same product, different size	✅ Yes
Same product, different flavor	✅ Yes
Same product, new packaging	✅ Usually yes
Just price change	❌ No

Each gets a GTIN (Global Trade Item Number).

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✅ Step 3 — Generate the barcode image #

After you have the number, you use:

• Barcode software
• Online GS1 tools
• Label software
• Graphic designer tools

This converts the number into the black lines.

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✅ Step 4 — Print it correctly #

You must follow standards:

• Correct size
• Quiet zone (white space around)
• Good contrast (black on white best)

Bad printing = scanner won’t read it = stores reject your product.

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🧠 Main Terminologies (VERY important) #

Here’s your barcode dictionary:

Term	Meaning
GS1	Global organization controlling barcode standards
GTIN	Global Trade Item Number (the product’s ID number)
EAN-13	13-digit retail barcode format
UPC	US/Canada retail barcode (12 digits)
Company Prefix	Number GS1 gives your company
SKU	Your internal stock code (not the same as barcode)
Check Digit	Last digit that validates barcode mathematically
POS	Point of Sale (store cashier system)
Scanner	Device that reads barcode
Symbology	Type of barcode (EAN, QR, Code128, etc.)
QR Code	2D barcode (not the same as retail barcode)
Private Barcode	Fake/online-purchased codes — often rejected by big retailers

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⚠️ Big mistake people make #

Buying “cheap barcodes” online ❌

Those are often:

• Not registered to your company
• Reused numbers
• Rejected by Amazon, Carrefour, big chains

If you want serious distribution → GS1 only.

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🧩 Types of barcodes in the industry #

Type	Used For
EAN-13	Supermarket retail products
UPC	US retail
Code 128	Logistics, cartons, warehouses
ITF-14	Shipping boxes
QR Code	Websites, marketing, info

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🏪 How stores use your barcode #

When scanned at cashier:

Barcode → POS System → Database → Shows:

• Product name
• Price
• VAT
• Stock update

The barcode does not contain the price — the system matches the number to its database.

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💼 In short (business view) #

A barcode is:

✔ Product identity
✔ Required for retail
✔ Used in logistics & inventory
✔ Part of global trade system

It’s like a passport for your product.

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If you tell me:

• What product you plan to sell
• Where you want to sell (local / international)

I can tell you exactly which barcode type and GS1 package size you’d need.

You said: #

review the following text for user manual definition . The Top Bar It includes your personal profile, notifications, a switch language option, and a search box allowing users to look up anything by simply typing it down. It also has a logo icon where the users can browse courses and packages.

ChatGPT said: #

Nice, this is clear already — just needs polishing to sound more “manual-like” and professional.

Here’s a revised version:

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الشريط العلوي
The Top Bar includes your personal profile, notifications, a language switch option, and a search box that allows users to quickly find content by typing keywords. It also features a logo icon that enables users to browse available courses and packages.

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What I improved: #

• “switch language option” → “language switch option” (more natural phrasing)
• “look up anything by simply typing it down” → “quickly find content by typing keywords” (more professional, less casual)
• “where the users can browse” → “that enables users to browse” (cleaner and more formal for manuals)

If you want it more technical or more simple-user friendly, tell me the tone of the manual.

You said: #

Personal Bar Contents: – The user’s profile, where you can find all your account personal information and settings – I want to teach to place you in the shoes of the trainer user – I want to learn to place you in the shoes of the trainee user – I want to manage corporate to place you in the shoes of the corporate user – User Manual to transfer you to the academy user manual – Log Out button to log out from your account in Classera Academy

ChatGPT said: #

Got it — this is for a user manual, so it should be clear, neutral, and instructional — not “I want to…” style. Here’s the corrected version:

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Personal Bar Contents #

• User Profile: Provides access to your personal account information and settings.
• Trainer View: Switches the interface to the trainer role, allowing you to access trainer-specific features.
• Trainee View: Switches the interface to the trainee role, enabling access to learner-related features.
• Corporate View: Switches the interface to the corporate user role for managing corporate-related functions.
• User Manual: Opens the Academy User Manual for guidance on using the system.
• Log Out: Logs you out of your Classera Academy account securely.

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Key fixes made: #

• Removed “I want to…” → manuals use action descriptions, not intentions
• Replaced “place you in the shoes of” → “Switches the interface to…” (professional system wording)
• Clarified functions (trainer/trainee/corporate roles)
• Corrected grammar and system tone

If this manual is for beginners, I can simplify the language more. If it’s for enterprise documentation, we can make it more technical.

You said: #

review text for user instructions To edit admin users: 1. In the Settings tab, click the Allowed Roles Switch drop-down list to choose roles to give to admins (trainers, trainees, and corporates). (You may choose more than one role.)

ChatGPT said: #

You’re close — just needs smoother instructional phrasing.

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لتعديل مدراء النظام:

1. In the في مربع الإعدادات، انقر فوق القائمة المنسدلة تبديل المستخدم المسموح بها لاختيار الأدوار التي يجب منحها لمدراء النظام (المدربين والمتدربين والشركات). (يمكنك اختيار أكثر من دور واحد). tab, open the Allowed Roles Switch drop-down list and select the roles to assign to administrators (Trainer, Trainee, or Corporate). You may select more than one role.

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Improvements made: #

• “click” → “open” (works better for dropdowns in manuals)
• “choose roles to give to admins” → “select the roles to assign to administrators” (more formal/system language)
• Capitalized role names as system roles
• Split into clearer action flow

Send the next one 👌

You said: #

rewrite the following for user instructions guide To edit admin users: 1. In the Settings tab, click the Allowed Roles Switch drop-down list to choose roles to give to admins (trainers, trainees, and corporates). (You may choose more than one role.)

ChatGPT said: #

Here’s a cleaner version suitable for a user instructions guide:

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لتعديل مدراء النظام:

1. Go to the في مربع الإعدادات، انقر فوق القائمة المنسدلة تبديل المستخدم المسموح بها لاختيار الأدوار التي يجب منحها لمدراء النظام (المدربين والمتدربين والشركات). (يمكنك اختيار أكثر من دور واحد). tab.
2. Open the Allowed Roles Switch drop-down list.
3. Select the roles you want to assign to the administrator (Trainer, Trainee, or Corporate). You can select more than one role.

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This format:

• Breaks actions into clear steps
• Uses direct instructional verbs (Go, Open, Select)
• Keeps system terms consistent and professional

Ready for the next section.

You said: #

Personal Bar Contents: – The user’s profile, where you can find all your account personal information and settings – I want to teach to place you in the shoes of the trainer user – I want to learn to place you in the shoes of the trainee user – I want to manage corporate to place you in the shoes of the corporate user – User Manual to transfer you to the academy user manual – Log Out button to log out from your account in Classera Academy

ChatGPT said: #

Here’s the corrected and professional version for a user guide:

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Personal Bar Contents #

• User Profile: Provides access to your personal account information and settings.
• Trainer Mode: Switches the interface to the trainer role, allowing access to trainer-specific features.
• Trainee Mode: Switches the interface to the trainee role, enabling access to learner features.
• Corporate Mode: Switches the interface to the corporate user role for managing corporate-related functions.
• User Manual: Opens the Academy User Manual for system guidance and instructions.
• Log Out: Logs you out of your Classera Academy account securely.

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This keeps:
✔ Instructional tone
✔ System-style wording
✔ Clear role switching instead of “place you in the shoes”
✔ Consistent terminology

If you want even simpler wording for basic users, I can adjust the level.

You said: #

The three dots button that contains: – The Update Personal Information button, where you can add/update your name, email, gender, and bio – The Update Password button, where you can update your current password – The I want to teach button that will put you in the shoes of the trainer user – The I want to learn button that will put you in the shoes of the trainee user – The I want to manage corporate button that will put you in the shoes of the corporate user – The User Manual button to transfer you to the academy user manual – The Logout button to log out from your account in Classera Academy

ChatGPT said: #

Here’s a clean, professional rewrite suitable for a user instructions guide:

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Three-Dots Menu Contents #

• Update Personal Information: Allows you to add or update your name, email address, gender, and bio.
• Update Password: Enables you to change your current account password.
• Trainer Mode: Switches the interface to the trainer role, providing access to trainer-specific features.
• Trainee Mode: Switches the interface to the trainee role, allowing access to learner-related features.
• Corporate Mode: Switches the interface to the corporate user role for managing corporate functions.
• User Manual: Opens the Academy User Manual for guidance on using the platform.
• Log Out: Logs you out of your Classera Academy account securely.

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What was improved: #

• Replaced informal phrases with system-action language
• Standardized role-switching terminology
• Simplified and clarified button purposes
• Maintained consistency with previous sections

If you want button names to match exact UI labels word-for-word, tell me and I’ll align them perfectly.

You said: #

The three dots button that contains: – The Update Personal Information button, where you can add/update your name, email, gender, and bio – The Update Password button, where you can update your current password – The I want to teach button that will put you in the shoes of the trainer user – The I want to learn button that will put you in the shoes of the trainee user – The I want to manage corporate button that will put you in the shoes of the corporate user – The User Manual button to transfer you to the academy user manual – The Logout button to log out from your account in Classera Academy

Here’s the refined version in user guide style, keeping it clear and professional:

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Three-Dots Menu #

The three-dots menu includes the following options:

• Update Personal Information: Allows you to add or update your name, email address, gender, and bio.
• Update Password: Enables you to change your current account password.
• Trainer View: Switches the interface to the trainer role, providing access to trainer-specific features.
• Trainee View: Switches the interface to the trainee role, allowing access to learner-related features.
• Corporate View: Switches the interface to the corporate user role for managing corporate functions.
• User Manual: Opens the Academy User Manual for guidance on using the platform.
• Log Out: Logs you out of your Classera Academy account securely.