Record the source lot.
Keep the supplier, source reference, traceability lot code, date, product, quantity, package, and receiving location together.
Record the source lot when product arrives. Keep it connected through stock, packing or repacking, and shipment so the team can answer questions from the same daily records.
Request a demoThis example follows one received lot into stock and then to a recorded shipment. The balance uses only those recorded movements.
Staff still confirm what physically arrived, changed, and shipped, along with counts and exceptions.
Staff record the supplier, reference document and traceability lot code when receiving product.
Recording a receipt requires staff confirmation; software does not verify the physical goods.
Keep the supplier, source reference, traceability lot code, date, product, quantity, package, and receiving location together.
Follow location, package, quantity, hold status, corrections, and the recorded movements behind the current balance.
Supported workflows can link input and output lots through repacking, same-product commingling, cutting, processing, and private-label work.
Connect the lot to the customer, destination, quantity, date, and shipment reference.
We confirm the fields, labels, repacking steps, and device support needed for your workflow before rollout.
No. Timo Trace connects recorded events and makes gaps visible. People remain responsible for accurate entries, physical procedures, corrections, and review.
Yes. Supported packing and repacking workflows can create finished output lots linked to recorded input lots. The exact operation mode and lot convention are part of setup.
No. An export organizes supported records for review. Your organization remains responsible for applicable requirements, accuracy, completeness, access, and the response it provides.
Show us the work you want to improve. We’ll focus the walkthrough on the product and workflow that fit your team.
Start with sample data. We’ll confirm next steps together.