Our SAP says FIFO, but the floor picks whatever's in front. We find expired drums during stock-take, not before.
A supervisor can override anything. There's no record of who, why, or which batch. The auditor walks out with a finding.
We print QR labels in one system, store in another, issue from a third. Reconciliation takes three people two days.
The scanner app works at HQ Wi-Fi and nowhere else. Operators keep paper parallel runs — so what's the point?
The same FIFO rules execute whether a batch is issued on a Symbol scanner in Pune, reviewed by a plant admin in Chennai, or drilled into by corporate compliance in Mumbai. One source of truth. One signed audit chain.
An operator points the scanner at the nearest drum. The wrong batch isn't rejected with a beep and a polite message — it's visually compared, side-by-side, with the one FIFO actually wants, so the operator understands why and where the right one is.
We'll show you the actual product running on a realistic dataset — not slides. Bring your hardest FIFO scenario and we'll walk through how it's blocked, overridden, audited, and reported. No commitment.
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