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Solution
Track genealogy and process events through production — from raw material to finished goods.
Typical challenges
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Without linked scans, tracing a finished item back to its raw materials is manual and slow.
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Quarantined lots or work-in-progress aren't always visible in real time.
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A slow trace-back extends recall or root-cause investigation windows.
Concept
We identify each production stage worth capturing — consumption, work-in-progress, quality holds — and link scan events into a genealogy your quality and operations teams can query.
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Capture at consumption and work-in-progress checkpoints.
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Clear physical and system marking for quarantined material.
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Serial or lot marking that ties the finished item back to its inputs.
Integration
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Captured events feed your MES or ERP's genealogy or batch records.
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Depth of traceability (lot-level vs. serial-level) is agreed during design, in scope where relevant.
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Hold and release workflows match your existing quality procedures.
Method
We assess your current process, volumes and systems around production traceability.
We specify the equipment, software and data flows for the target setup.
We validate performance on a representative line or site before rollout.
We install, configure, train users and hand over with documentation.
Related products
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Line-side capture hardware for consumption and WIP events.
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For lot and serial labels generated at each production stage.
Evidence
Manufacturing
Linked raw-material lots to finished-goods batches for faster trace-back.
Manufacturing
Added system-visible holds so quarantined WIP couldn't move by mistake.
FAQ
Where it's in scope, yes — depth of genealogy is agreed with you during design.
That's the goal — linked genealogy lets you trace forward and backward from any single event.
No, it feeds it — captured events are designed to integrate with your existing MES or ERP.
Next step
Tell us which production stages need traceability — we'll scope a feasibility study.