Lot & expiry
Capture batches, dates, shelf-life rules, FEFO allocation and expiry risk.
Solutions for FMCG & food
Connect high-volume receiving, production, storage and distribution with the traceability and shelf-life decisions required by FMCG and food operations.
High-volume operational workflowsLot, expiry and recall readiness
The operating challenge
A missed lot, incorrect expiry selection or delayed stock movement can create waste, customer complaints and difficult recall investigations.
Flatorb creates practical control points across receiving, production, storage, picking and dispatch without slowing the operation unnecessarily.
Barcode, QR, RFID and integration are selected according to throughput, packaging, environment and return.
Core capabilities
Configure the workflow around the operation, the people using it and the information other systems require.
Capture batches, dates, shelf-life rules, FEFO allocation and expiry risk.
Link raw materials, intermediate batches, output, quality checks and rework.
Guide receiving, put-away, replenishment, picking, verification and dispatch.
Trace affected inputs, outputs, locations and customers using dependable operational records.
Connected workflow
Each step creates the evidence and responsibility required by the next.
Capture batches, dates, shelf-life rules, FEFO allocation and expiry risk.
Link raw materials, intermediate batches, output, quality checks and rework.
Guide receiving, put-away, replenishment, picking, verification and dispatch.
Trace affected inputs, outputs, locations and customers using dependable operational records.
Operating principle
“The fastest operation is not the one that skips control—it is the one where control is built into the movement.”
Related capabilities
Flatorb combines operational software, Auto-ID, IoT, integration and consulting according to the result required.
Control stock, batch, expiry and fulfilment.
Explore Inventory Management ↗Connect material genealogy and production execution.
Explore Manufacturing Operations ↗Frequently asked questions
We configure the system around the real workflow and confirm the integration, device and implementation approach during discovery.
Yes. Allocation and picking can use expiry, minimum remaining shelf life, status and customer-specific rules.
Yes. The system can trace material and finished-good lots through locations, production records and customer dispatches.
Barcode and QR suit many workflows. RFID can be assessed where bulk reading or automation creates a stronger return.
Yes. Material consumption, output, status and inventory movement can be connected in one operational flow or integrated with existing systems.
Start with the real workflow
Show us the movements, exceptions, systems and commercial constraints. We’ll help define the practical next step.
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