The traceability module answers three questions about any object: what is it, where is it, and what has happened to it. Identification comes from a label or an RFID tag, position from a scan or a sensor, and history from a tamper-proof log.
Unique labels generated and printed from the platform.
The contents of a pallet read in a few seconds, without aiming.
The camera highlights the right code among dozens.
Production lots, use-by dates, best-before dates and serials tracked.
The affected serials isolated before they are used.
Position of skips, trucks or equipment updated automatically.
Temperature readings linked to the lot, with an alert when a limit is exceeded.
Integrations with WizziLab for indoor location.
Who created, moved or changed what, when and where, tamper-proof.
Each object gets a barcode, QR code or RFID label.
Mobile or sensitive objects get a beacon or a sensor.
Scans and sensors feed the position and condition of each object.
The time-stamped log serves as evidence during an audit or a recall.
A label is read with the camera. When you need to find a specific code on a full shelving unit, the camera highlights it in green.
Reading with the camera, a handheld scanner or an industrial terminal
Search for a specific code with the camera
NFC badges to identify people
Bulk inventory with a UHF RFID reader
The lot number is all you need to know where each affected unit is. They are blocked before they are used.
Search by lot or by serial number
Current location of each affected unit
Blocked status applied in bulk
Alert before a lot expires
Traceability by sector: Healthcare and laboratories, Industry, energy and environment, Culture and heritage, Construction and public works.
Barcodes and QR codes are enough for most asset fleets and can be read with a smartphone. UHF RFID is the right choice for bulk inventories, without aiming at each label.
Yes. A sensor connected through the API links its readings to the lot or the equipment, and an alert is sent if a threshold is exceeded.
Yes. It is tamper-proof, time-stamped and tied to user accounts, and it is used during ISO audits, certifications and inspections such as the VGP (French mandatory periodic equipment inspections).
K inventory interfaces with Bluetooth (BLE) or GPS beacons and with solutions such as WizziLab. We discuss this in the demo, based on your assets.
Pricing, plans and number of items: see the Pricing page.
In the demo, we start from your sensitive objects and your audit requirements.
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