A production traceability system identifies a product and reconstructs its path through manufacturing, from raw materials and components to the finished unit or batch.

The system can track units, batches, serial numbers, components, material lots, suppliers, machines, operators, workstations and production operations.

It links the finished product with materials and production stages, helping determine the source and scope of a reported issue.

Yes. Accurate unit and batch history helps limit recalls to products, batches or materials that may actually be affected.

Yes. The system keeps a consistent record of how, when and where a product or batch was manufactured.

Yes. It can connect finished products with components, raw material batches, semi-finished goods and suppliers.

Yes. ERP data can connect a product with its production order, materials, supplier and execution flow.

Yes. WMS data can show where materials came from and where a finished product or batch was sent.

Yes. Quality and SPC results can be assigned to a specific unit or batch and linked with production history.

Yes. Machine data can show the operating parameters recorded when a product or batch was manufactured.

Yes. It can work as a standalone production traceability system or as part of the wider Production Portal environment.

Implementation may include process mapping, identifier design, data integration, system configuration, testing and user training.