Traceability

Traceability

RFID, barcode and genealogy for audit-ready production.

Traceability & Genealogy
Traceability

Traceability Strategy

The goal is not just scanning labels. The goal is knowing what happened, when it happened, where it happened and whether it met requirements.

RFID and Barcode

Choose identification technology based on environment, speed, range, part value and reliability.

Part Genealogy

Tie material lots, tooling, operators, machines, recipes and inspection results to each unit.

Containment

Find affected product quickly when a defect, supplier issue or process alarm occurs.

Traceability

DuroByte Execution

Traceability must be engineered into fixtures, controls, networks, databases, dashboards and operator workflow.

Station Design

Readers, antennas, shields, cable routing and validation built into the process.

Data Model

Structure events, timestamps, status, part history and quality records correctly.

Reporting

Dashboards for WIP, rejects, downtime, genealogy and audit search.

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