Know where every part came from, and where it went.
Traceability is not decided on recall day: it is built at every receipt, every movement, every check. The solution holds that chain end to end.
The problem
Traceability lives in spreadsheets, until the day it has to answer
As long as nothing happens, the spreadsheet is enough. The day you must trace a lot back, it no longer is.
The lot gets lost between stages
Receipt, storage, production, shipping: each stage has its own file, and the link between them rests on someone’s memory.
Quality control is disconnected from stock
A rejected part still counts as available until someone remembers to remove it by hand.
Tracing a chain takes days
Finding which finished goods contain a suspect lot means reopening every production file, one by one.
What the solution covers
One continuous chain, from supplier to finished goods
These capabilities exist in the product and run on your own data.
Items, lots and serial numbers
Every entry carries its lot or serial number and keeps it until it leaves. That is what makes tracing possible.
Multiple locations
Warehouses, zones, sites: stock is located, not merely counted.
Traced movements
Receipt, transfer, consumption, scrap: every movement leaves a line, with its author and timestamp.
Manufacturing orders and bills of materials
What goes into an order is recorded, so what comes out can be linked back to its components.
Checks and quarantine
A failed inspection blocks the part. A waiver, if granted, is traced with its reason.
Stock valuation
Value follows movements, per site, with no re-keying into a parallel spreadsheet.
The journey
From the lot received to tracing the chain back
The same sequence, whatever the item.
- 1
Receipt
The lot arrives with its supplier reference and quantity, at a specific location.
- 2
Check
Inspection passes, rejects or quarantines. Available stock follows immediately.
- 3
Production
The order consumes identified lots and produces an output linked to them.
- 4
Trace back
From a suspect lot, you find the orders that consumed it and what came out of them.
Optional, piloted or not activated
What stays optional, piloted or not activated
A capability qualified here takes nothing away from the rest: the solution is operational, these specific points are not yet.
- Onboarding is guided: we configure the sector with you rather than leaving you in front of an empty setup.
- RFID reading is not operational. Approval has not been obtained, and no stock movement is triggered by a radio event.
- Sector configuration is done with us: bills of materials and inspection plans do not configure themselves.
- No sector regulatory compliance is claimed at this stage.
Product demo
See where every part came from in action
Traceability is not decided on recall day: it is built at every receipt, every movement, every check. The solution holds that chain end to end.
Video in preparation
This walkthrough is being recorded and reviewed. In the meantime, request a private demo tailored to your operations.
Let’s look at your own references
A demo is prepared with your items and your checks, not with a generic catalogue.