Track lots, serial numbers and expiry dates from supplier receipt through production orders to customer delivery, with full upstream and downstream history.
Essential
Lots and traceability
Lots in stock
840
Expiring this month
12
Batches released
26
Today Lot numbers written on cartons or paper receiving logs get separated from warehouse bins, leaving stock without batch origin or supplier history.
With MG Factory Receipts record supplier lot numbers and assign internal labels with expiry dates, keeping lot details tied to the warehouse location.
Today When an order is produced, nobody records which raw material or packaging lots went into the mixer or machine, making batch investigation guesswork.
With MG Factory Production orders record the exact component lots consumed, linking every ingredient and packaging item to the finished batch number.
Today Expiry dates written by hand on pallets are discovered only after materials spoil in the warehouse or reach the production floor.
With MG Factory Stock views show expiry dates and lot numbers for every warehouse, with the materials near expiry visible before production begins.
Today A customer complaint or quality defect requires days of searching paper delivery notes and invoices to find which clients received the affected lot.
With MG Factory One search on a lot number reveals where it was delivered downstream, providing the complete customer and invoice list in minutes.
Record supplier lot numbers or generate internal lots and serial numbers when goods arrive, complete with expiry dates.
Record the exact raw material and sub-assembly lots used in each production order, connecting inputs to the finished batch.
Search any lot to see its entire journey: supplier receipt, work orders consumed, warehouse transfers and customer deliveries.
Track expiry dates for raw ingredients and finished goods, viewing remaining shelf life across warehouse locations.
Attach pass/fail checks, measurements and defect photos directly to lot numbers at receipt, in production and before dispatch.
Record delivered lots on customer dispatches, so finding who received a specific batch takes minutes during an inquiry.
Scan or enter supplier lot codes and expiry dates at receipt, and give each pallet its own internal lot number.
Operators select and scan the specific raw material lots used on work orders, tracking scrap and consumption by lot.
Generate finished lot or serial numbers for completed goods and record quality inspection checks before warehouse stocking.
Pick and scan lot numbers onto customer delivery notes, so the full delivery record is there for any later question.
Yes. You can record the vendor's original lot number at receipt, generate your own internal lot or serial numbers, and record expiry dates.
Work orders record component lots consumed, finished goods receive new batch numbers, and quality pass/fail checks link directly to each lot.
Yes. Migrating products, warehouses, suppliers, opening balances and active lot numbers is part of setup before go-live in 4 to 8 weeks.
Yes. Screens, receiving notes, work orders, lot reports and documents work in Arabic and English, with right-to-left layouts throughout.
No per-user fees. In Kuwait, Essential is KWD 45 per month per system with a one-time KWD 100 setup, including 3 free support hours.
Book a free 45-minute demo prepared around your raw materials, production recipes and finished batch tracking.
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