A European Article Numbering (EAN) location number is an electronic address that you can use when you send an electronic invoice. This number uniquely identifies the buyer’s billing address. EAN location numbers can be used in countries/regions outside Europe and are also referred to as Global Location Numbers (GLN).
Departments, directorates, agencies, and other organizations in the Danish public sector have EAN location numbers, which uniquely identifies the bill-to address of the customer. If your company has a customer who is in the public sector, you must submit invoices and other documents electronically by using Offentlig Information Online UBL (OIOUBL). In order to do that, you must specify the customer’s EAN location number. For more information, see How to: Set Up Customers for OIOUBL.
An EAN location number has a fixed length of 13 digits. This number must be processed in its entirety. The following is an example of an EAN number.
5790987654321
EAN numbers start with a 3-digit prefix allocated by EAN International. For Denmark, the first three numbers are 579. The EAN number ends with a check digit that is calculated based on the first 12 digits.
Denmark Local Functionality
OIOUBL Electronic Invoicing Overview
How to: Set Up Customers for OIOUBL
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