Manufacturing
An order arrives, stock and components are checked, procurement moves, the line runs, quality signs off and the shipment leaves. Every one of those hand-offs is a place where a batch number can go missing — and a recall is exactly when you find out.
Modelled as cards, the hand-off itself becomes the record: who did what, on which form, under which condition. Traceability stops being a separate documentation job someone does afterwards, because it is a by-product of running the work.
These ship with the engine and are shaped to your company — not built from zero.
Batch, supplier, operator and check result live on the same chain of hand-offs, so a recall query is a lookup rather than an archaeology project.
A component shortfall on the line raises a purchase request on the procurement card automatically — with the supplier lead time attached, and a human approving the spend.
SIPOC, KPIs and the risk register come out of the live model, so the process register matches what actually runs on the floor.
We map one of your processes and show a working automation — with software, not slides.