GSRN (Global Service Relation Number) is an 18‑digit GS1 identifier composed of a company prefix, a service reference, and a check digit. This tool validates both the format and the modulo‑10 check digit automatically.
GSRN (Global Service Relation Number) is a GS1 standard identifier that uniquely represents a service relationship between a provider and a recipient. It is widely used in utilities (electricity, gas, water meters), contract management, subscription services, and more. A GSRN is an 18‑digit number comprising a GS1 company prefix, a service reference, and a final modulo‑10 check digit. The check digit uses the same weighting algorithm as EAN‑13 (odd positions ×3, even ×1, sum modulo 10 subtracted from 10). GSRNs can be encoded in GS1‑128 barcodes or used in EDI, streamlining service point identification, meter reading, and billing reconciliation.
Three simple steps to verify any GSRN:
Try the sample numbers provided to see the tool in action. If you enter an incorrect length, alphabetic characters, or a wrong check digit, you’ll get a clear error message.
This GSRN Checker is completely free and requires no registration. It’s ideal for utility companies, energy management system integrators, and IoT device administrators.
No – this GSRN Checker only validates the structural format and the modulo‑10 check digit. A “valid” result means the number conforms to GS1 syntax. To confirm an active service relationship, you must query the issuing authority’s internal database (e.g., the utility company).
Common reasons: the number is not exactly 18 digits; it contains spaces or non‑numeric characters; or the check digit doesn’t match the computed value. Try using one of the example numbers to verify the tool is working properly.
This page is designed for single‑number validation. For bulk checking, please consider our API solution (contact us for details).
GIAI (Global Individual Asset Identifier) identifies a physical asset, such as a specific machine. GSRN identifies a service relationship, like a supply contract for a meter. Both are GS1 identifiers but serve different semantic purposes.
Smart meters often encode the GSRN in a GS1‑128 barcode or RFID tag. During installation, scanning the GSRN links the physical device to the customer account, simplifying field operations and automated meter reading.
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