From incoming material to shipped product, every batch, every operation, every operator, recorded as production runs, not pieced together after the customer calls.
In a recall you need to know fast what is affected, who has it and where it ran. Because everything is recorded as it happens, you can prove it.
Material, machine, operator, parameters, ship-to, one tree, from the lot number to the customer.
Enter the suspect lot; get orders, quantities and customers. This speed decides whether a problem stays small.
Batches are linked by scanning, so nobody copies lot numbers by hand or copies them wrong.
A customer names a serial; you name the material lots inside it, with dates, machines and people.
Concept view. Real screens at the demo.
You know the recall scope before you open the archive, with evidence for every batch.
The trace is recorded as work is reported. The operator has no extra work.
When something happens, you know how big it is, immediately.
One scan each time a batch changes hands. The flow is designed so skipping the scan is harder than doing it.
No, incoming lots are captured as received; internal labels take over from there.
Yes, you can run it on its own. When you add more of our solutions, they share data, so nothing is entered twice.
In the cloud, in a certified data centre in Germany, in line with GDPR. You can export your data at any time.
Traceability
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Shop floor terminals
Paperless at the machine
8D Report
Complaints by the 8D method
In the demo we walk one batch’s whole story, from material to customer.
