One scan opens the right container.
Instead of searching similar product names in a list, the team scans the QR code. The container view shows its date, status and history. The short ID provides an alternative way to open it.
Scanning does not use stock or confirm an action. The team chooses the next step afterwards. Opening a record remains separate from changing stock.
Traceability needs a recorded connection.
Where a supplier lot is required, it must be recorded and assigned correctly. PREPLOQ cannot fill in unknown origins. Test with a product whose delivery and preparation steps your team can follow completely.
Partial use and disposal are separate actions. History helps shift leads review individual containers and identify affected stock when a lot is put on hold.
Questions about this topic
Does scanning record use immediately?
No. A scan opens the record. A stock change must be explicitly selected afterwards.
Can PREPLOQ reconstruct origins without lot information?
No. Traceability depends on information actually recorded and assigned.