Blue Link offers lot tracking functionality as part of an all-in-one inventory and accounting ERP solution.
Lot tracking, or batch tracking, helps your business with product traceability to keep track of which of your customers received specific groups (or shipments) of items and when they were received. The supplier you purchased from and date in which the items were purchased is also recorded allowing you to track an individual group of products (or shipment) from your supplier to your warehouse and then ultimately to your customer.
Lot tracking is a core component in achieving FDA / ISO / CFIA compliance for many businesses. This feature of Blue Link ERP also allows you to perform lot costing – tracking actual costs instead of FIFO or average.
Blue Link is a completely integrated all-in-one accounting and inventory ERP software system designed specifically for wholesale and distribution. Blue Link includes a variety of features out-of-the-box, as well as optional components and can be completely customized the meet the specific needs of customers.
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Many industries rely on lot tracking for product recalls and product warnings as well as for better inventory management purposes. Our customers use lot tracking for a variety of purposes and to accomplish a number of organizational goals. Lot tracking can be a powerful tool and Blue Link’s lot tracking capabilities are stronger than those found in standard ERP software.
Learn how proper It tracking software can aid in compliance with global and trade regulations, and why traceability is important to your business.
Distributors working with medical devices, equipment and pharmaceuticals must adhere to strict regulations from a variety of governing bodies. Lot tracking is just one such requirement to help businesses track where the product originated and where the product ends.
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Lot tracking is an imperative part of the food distribution supply chain. Tracking lot numbers and expiry dates helps your business remain compliant and signals to customers that you take food safety seriously.
Regulatory Information
Not only is lot tracking important for regulatory compliance in industries such as food and pharmaceutical, but also for many other businesses including those in the apparel, textile, and building supply industry. In these industries, instead of tracking expiry dates and lot numbers for recall purposes, lot numbers are tracked with regards to dye lots. Dye lots apply to those businesses who manage different textiles and products in which identification of specific coloration is an important part of product tracking. When material is dyed in the same vat with the same mixture of colors, it is important to track this information in order to be able to match the color exactly, and to add this information to product labelling.