Tracking & Traceability

Tracking and traceability allows users to assign identification labels to production runs called “lots,” which can be tracked throughout the supply chain. These may include raw materials, intermediates or finished goods.
The ID labels allow companies to scan and store information about the material, including its location in the warehouse, when it was received, who the supplier is and when it was purchased.
The term “cradle-to-grave” traceability refers to the ability to track lots from the beginning to end of the supply chain: starting with the supplier who sends the raw materials, moving through the manufacturing process, and all the way to distribution and sale, when the finished product reaches end customers.