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Traceability

One Kabaido code on any item, batch, package or job, scanned and followed through the platform and the workshop.

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The label for item KAB-26-00004, 20mm carbide endmill 6 flute: a QR for a phone and a Code 128 barcode for a bench scanner, beside every scan behind the code.

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In practice

Each scan writes an event with its station and the minutes since the last scan onto the trail.

Stations, not guesses

A machine station records jobs in and out under its own name, never an operator's; a member moving a job signs it.

A machine station, 3-axis vertical machining centre 500, scanning job KAB-J26-00001 in and then out, each scan landing on the job's trail.

Station out: the minutes between are the job's time.

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Proof at the door

Delivery events carry the signature and photographs; the customer sees the signature, never the station or who scanned.

Proof of delivery on consignment DN-26-00001 for Ouse Valley Saw and Knife Ltd: the drawn signature, Peter Askew printed at the door, the time and the place the delivery event carries.

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Scanned aboard, last drop first

The Loading screen ticks each package aboard by its code, last drop first by default, and a van leaving short must say why.

Route's Loading screen for one run: every package labelled with its trace code, scanned aboard in reverse drop order so the first drop comes off first.

All 7 aboard, first drop by the door

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Where it appears

  • OrdersA lot code on every goods in receipt line
  • StockEvery movement an append only ledger row, with a trace event
  • ServicingOne code for an item's life, the customer's asset number as alias
  • MachinistA code per shop job, with station in and out events
  • RouteA code on every delivery and package, signature on the event

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