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# Key Features

* Barcodes may contain static data or dynamic data dependent upon the record being applied
* Barcodes may contain multiple contents of varying types
* Barcode content can be text, spacers, HTML, barcodes, or QR codes
* Barcode labels (as well as all contents) can be custom sized and aligned
* Sample Formatter & UI Actions are included to facilitate viewing and printing barcode labels
* Compatible with all modern browsers
* Supports barcode types:
  * Aztec Code
  * CODE39
  * CODE93
  * CODE128
  * Data Matrix
  * EAN2
  * EAN5
  * EAN8
  * EAN13
  * GS1 DataBar Expanded
  * GS1 DataBar Omnidirectional
  * GS1 DataBar Stacked
  * GS1 DataBar Truncated
  * ISBN
  * ISSN
  * ITF (Interleaved 2 of 5)
  * ITF-14
  * MSI
  * PDF417
  * Pharmacode
  * QR Code
  * Rationalized Codabar
  * UPC-A
  * UPC-E

#### Uses include:

* Generate Configuration Item barcodes directly on the form for simple scanning
* Generate & print asset tags directly from ServiceNow for corporate devices
* Batch generate asset tags from a filtered list
* Generate QR Codes linked directly to ServiceNow content


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