A clearer process.
A better factory day.

Check customer orders, resolve exceptions and release the approved revision to the right production destination.

See why an order is held, resolve the missing information and review an amendment against the work already released. Begin with one agreed source and production destination alongside your current factory software.

• Order acceptance checks
• Reviewed routing rules
• Amendments and handoffs

A good fit for Order teams juggling customer formats, missing information and production destinations.

Turn dimensions and product options into reviewed manufacturing specifications and component requirements.

Your product expert supplies the engineering knowledge and independently checks the expected results. Keep valid combinations, dimensional rules and component choices in a model with an approved version.

• Valid options and combinations
• Component requirements
• Versioned product rules

A good fit for Manufacturers making repeatable product families in different sizes, finishes and options.

Maintain and check private mappings and reference tables, then release approved versions to your connected systems.

Give changes a review step before connected systems adopt them. Keep customer codes and leading zeros intact, make invalid values visible and retain a clear record of the dataset version in use.

• Private reference tables
• Validation and review
• Approved dataset versions

A good fit for Teams maintaining customer codes, lookup tables and configuration spreadsheets.

Explore controlled production labelling, with label rules, reviewed output and print history.

Describe supported customer requirements in plain English, check the interpretation and reuse approved rules. Explore Free and Pro, including Pro automation, SAP integration and on-premises production with cloud-based authoring.

• Label design and customer rules
• Printing and reprint history
• Free and Pro plans

A good fit for Manufacturers managing different labels, customer codes and printing requirements.

Give each unit the approved instructions for its configuration, with a record of the steps completed.

Show the steps that apply to the particular unit, with the required confirmations alongside them. Keep procedure changes under review and retain which approved instructions the operator followed.

• Configuration-specific instructions
• Approved procedure versions
• Step completion records

A good fit for Assembly teams whose instructions change with product options or process variations.

Check the components for each configured kit, with barcode checks and a record of what was checked.

Make a missing or unexpected component visible at the checking station. Keep each verification tied to the configured kit, giving later questions a clear record to start from.

• Configured component lists
• Barcode checks
• Verification history

A good fit for Packing and assembly teams dealing with similar parts and different kit contents.

See the text and key events your keyboard scanner sends. Compare them with the value you expected.

Check prefixes, suffixes and unexpected characters before investigating the receiving application. Works with devices that present as a native keyboard, with guidance to help interpret the captured input.

• Keyboard scanner input
• Expected-value comparison
• Troubleshooting guidance

A good fit for Checking scanner setup, unexpected characters, prefixes and suffixes.

Print a known PDF, measure its reference marks and compare scans from the printed codes.

Start with a repeatable test when print size, alignment or readability is wrong. Compare what happens across the PDF viewer, printer driver and stock before changing your production label design.

• Known PDF fixtures
• Scale and alignment checks
• Printed barcode comparisons

A good fit for Investigating print size, positioning and barcode readability.

Create 100 × 50 mm bin and rack cards with Code 128 or QR, from one record or a CSV.

Prepare one location card or a batch of cards for the floor. Use the fixed layout for a straightforward print task when you do not need a full label designer or production workflow.

• 100 × 50 mm cards
• Code 128 or QR
• Single records and CSV

A good fit for Organising stock locations, racks and parts bins.