Every unit's journey — recorded, not guessed.
Made, packed, held, scanned — recorded against each item, from the line to the customer's phone.
From the production line to the last scan.
Recorded at every hand-off
Each step ticks off against that one unit.
Packed level by level
Scan the pallet; it speaks for everything on it.
Expected route, real route
A detour shows up as a picture, and a red pin.
Where it was made
Plant, line and work order, back from any unit.
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
Expected against real, on each code's map.
Goods outside their market
A scan outside the allocated market is flagged.
Recall, hold and expiry
Hold, recall or expire a lot; every scan is told.
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.
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
- GS1 DataMatrix on the unit, SSCC on the case and shipment
- EPCIS export of the events, for your ERP or a partner's
- CSV export of everything, on every plan
Part of the higher plans, an add-on below them.
Traceability is included on Business and Enterprise and can be added to the plans below. GS1 is its own add-on. Our printed labels are quoted per job, from 100,000; for smaller runs, print the codes yourself from a download or CSV.
Know where every unit is.
Tell us how your goods move and we'll set up the levels and the hand-offs with you.