Where it was made
Plant, line and work order, back from any unit.
Every unit’s journey — recorded, not guessed
Made, packed, held, scanned — recorded against each item, from the production line to the customer’s phone.
What it records
From the production line to the last scan
What it was packed into
Item, case, pallet — each level with its own code.
Who held it
Custody at each hand-off, sealed and signed for.
The route it took
The expected route against the real one, on a map for each code.
Goods outside their market
A scan outside the allocated market is flagged.
Recall, hold and expiry
Hold, recall or expire a lot — down to the boxes that need it — and every scan is told.
Why per unit
A batch record tells you where the goods should be. A per-unit record tells you where each one actually is. The two only agree until something goes wrong — and that is the moment you need the second one.
Standards
Speaks GS1, so it fits the systems you already run
- GS1 Digital Link – one code that a retailer’s scanner and a consumer’s phone both understand
- DataMatrix and SSCC – GS1 DataMatrix on the unit, SSCC on the case and the shipment
- EPCIS 2.0 – the events — made, packed, shipped, received — exported for your ERP or a partner’s
- CSV – everything exportable, on every plan
Know where every unit is
Tell us how your goods move and we will set up the levels and the hand-offs with you.