Key Takeaways
- Batch tracking links every unit to its manufacturing details.
- FEFO dispatch and near-expiry alerts reduce write-offs.
- Fast recalls depend on batch-level traceability.
Expired products are losses; selling them is a serious compliance issue. Batch and expiry tracking is essential for regulated and perishable goods.
Key features
- Batch number, manufacturing and expiry date capture
- FEFO picking suggestions
- Near-expiry alerts and reports
- Block expired batches from sale
- Batch-wise purchase and sales history
- Recall reports by batch
- Returns and destruction records
Industries
| Industry | Need |
|---|---|
| Pharma distribution | Batch traceability, expiry control |
| FMCG | Shelf-life management |
| Dairy and food | Short shelf life, FSSAI records |
| Cosmetics | Batch and expiry labelling |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is batch tracking?
Recording the batch or lot number of products to trace their origin, movement and expiry.
What is FEFO?
First Expiry, First Out: dispatching items with the earliest expiry first.
How does software help in product recalls?
It identifies which customers received affected batches quickly.
Can expired stock be blocked from billing?
Yes, good systems block expired batches automatically.
