By Chris Crutchfield, AgGateway
I’d like to give you a quick recap of several improvements to the Ag Industry Identification System (AGIIS) over the last few months, and share a glimpse of what is on the horizon.
Last November, the AGIIS Directory Oversight Committee (DOC) requested a procedure be put in place to support an annual Global Location Number (GLN) reuse process. This process allows a GLN that has been inactive for four years to be reused, or re-assigned, to a new entity. As a result, several enhancements were made, both procedurally and to the AGIIS website, supporting this process:
For more information on completed AGIIS enhancements, please visit the AGIIS Enhancements Page on the AgGateway website. Here you can view a complete set of release notes for these and all AGIIS enhancements.
Future Enhancements
We’re currently developing two other enhancements.
Anything Else? Let Us Know!
AGIIS enhancements often come from the feedback of the AGIIS community. As users identify a business need, or an opportunity to improve existing functionality, their ideas are documented and brought before the DOC for review. If you are an AGIIS subscriber and have an idea for consideration, please visit the AGIIS Enhancements Page, and download the AGIIS Enhancement Request form. Simply complete the form, email it to Member Services at Member.Services@AgGateway.org, and we will submit it to the DOC for review. With each enhancement, AGIIS becomes more powerful and more user friendly, so please, keep those ideas coming!
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