Industry
Snacks & Sweets
Short shelf life, batch recall exposure and weight-based yield, all of which need the record made on the line.
Overview
The recall question is always the same: which customers received material from this lot, and can you answer within the hour. It is a data capture problem long before it is a compliance one.
Workflow
Receiving, processing, dispatching
The three acts every inventory operation reduces to. Each step below is a point where identity, quantity or context gets captured.
Receiving
Raw material in, with the batch and the weight captured together.
- Scan the supplier batch code on the sack or drum
- Weigh in on the platform; record the tare and the net
- Bind the supplier batch to an internal lot at the point of receipt
- Post the receipt with the measured weight
Processing
Production, where yield is the number that pays.
- Issue lots to the batch by scan, so genealogy is captured as it happens
- Weigh output per batch to derive true yield against standard
- Print and apply a lot label at the point of packing
- Hold and release quality checks against the same lot identity
Dispatching
Out of the door, FEFO enforced by the system.
- Pick to first-expiry-first-out from the scanned lot
- Scan cartons onto the pallet and the pallet onto the vehicle
- Capture the dispatch weight for the transporter reconciliation
- Retain a full lot-to-customer trace for recall
What it runs on
Proof
Next step
Tell us what you are trying to trace.
Describe the flow: what arrives, what happens to it and what leaves. We will tell you what it takes to capture it.
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