Track & Trace2026-02-15T14:25:40+01:00

Track & Trace

Track & Trace

Batch tracking

Batch tracking

Track & Trace defines the process of applying markings to raw materials, product parts, or finished product packaging to monitor a product’s journey from pre-production to final use. See ISO 8402:1994 for details.

Track & Trace defines the process of applying markings to raw materials, product parts, or finished product packaging to monitor a product’s journey from pre-production to final use. See ISO 8402:1994 for details.

OVERVIEW

OVERVIEW

In Action

  • Area/Factory/Region/World
  • Work Instruction Integration
  • Image Upload Integration
  • Automatic Data Capture
  • Forward and Backward Tracing
  • Integrated with Inductive Automation MES/SCADA

In Action

  • Area/Factory/Region/World
  • Work Instruction Integration
  • Image Upload Integration
  • Automatic Data Capture
  • Forward and Backward Tracing
  • Integrated with Inductive Automation MES/SCADA

The challenge lies in selecting the correct serialization method using the unique identifier (UID), which should be non-sequential, non-repeatable, and possess a unique identifier.

  • Alphanumeric code
  • 1D barcode/2D barcode such as Data Matrix or QR code
  • RFID and NFC tags
  • Selection of relevant security features to hinder or prevent tampering
  • Changes to requirements during the implementation phase
  • Choosing the right solution based on a cost-benefit analysis or return on investment calculation

The challenge lies in selecting the correct serialization method using the unique identifier (UID), which should be non-sequential, non-repeatable, and possess a unique identifier.

  • Alphanumeric code
  • 1D barcode/2D barcode such as Data Matrix or QR code
  • RFID and NFC tags
  • Selection of relevant security features to hinder or prevent tampering
  • Changes to requirements during the implementation phase
  • Choosing the right solution based on a cost-benefit analysis or return on investment calculation

Operational improvements

  • Asset management
  • Product recall
  • Increased production
  • Lifecycle management
  • Documentation
  • Improved maintenance
  • Manufacturing process
  • Delivery process
  • Inventory management

Operational improvements

  • Asset management
  • Product recall
  • Increased production
  • Lifecycle management
  • Documentation
  • Improved maintenance
  • Manufacturing process
  • Delivery process
  • Inventory management

Safety and Risks

  • Product Safety
  • Shrinkage
  • Theft
  • Uncertified Parts
  • Reputation

Safety and Risks

  • Product Safety
  • Shrinkage
  • Theft
  • Uncertified Parts
  • Reputation

Legal Framework

  • Legal Compliance
  • Avoidance of Fines
  • Avoidance of General Penalties

Legal Framework

  • Legal Compliance
  • Avoidance of Fines
  • Avoidance of General Penalties
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