Customer due: 30 Sep
Connect customer orders to production output.
BatchTrace digitises order intake, planning and shop-floor records into one shared operational workflow—without forcing your factory into a full ERP.
Order Backlog
3 open ordersCustomer due: 30 Sep
Production information should not disappear between paper, Excel and the factory floor.
BatchTrace connects the handoffs that are usually fragmented, while leaving the factory’s familiar operating process intact.
Customer demand arrives
Orders, delivery dates, products and special instructions are captured once.
Registered oncePlanning splits the work
Demand becomes linked production runs with machines, operators and dates.
Every run stays connectedProduction records output
Completed boxes and actual quantities update the shared operational view.
Progress becomes visibleOne operational record, viewed differently by every role.
The office, planner and production team use different screens, but they work from the same connected order and production data.
Operational Overview
Immediate visibility across the current production workflow.
Order Backlog
Customer demand separated into planned, active and produced quantities.
Customer due 24 Sep
Customer due 31 Aug
Customer due 30 Sep
Production
Active work first, then paused, scheduled and completed runs.
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Each team sees the action it owns—without losing the full order connection.
Office
Registers customer demand, products, dates and instructions once.
Planner
Splits demand into runs and assigns machines, operators and dates.
Production
Records completed boxes and actual output against the correct run.
Quality
Completes inspections linked automatically to the production run.
Start with the workflow you already use.
A pilot is configured around one real operational process—not a generic ERP implementation.
Share the existing workflow
Forms, spreadsheets, labels and a recorded walkthrough of how work moves today.
Map the operational handoffs
Define what the office, planner, operator and quality team need to see and record.
Receive a configured workspace
Your customers, products, machines and familiar terminology are loaded into the pilot.
Test one end-to-end process
Validate intake, planning and production visibility before expanding the scope.
A focused operational core, designed to expand carefully.
The current pilot concentrates on the workflow that already delivers immediate visibility. Additional modules are connected only after the foundation is proven.
Available in the current pilot
Connected next
A private company workspace, not another disconnected spreadsheet.
Production deployments use authenticated access, a central application layer and a structured PostgreSQL database. Pilot previews use sample or non-sensitive data for workflow validation.
Private company workspace
Customers, products, machines and workflows are separated by company.
Browser-based access
Office, planners and production teams access role-specific screens through the web.
Connected operational data
Orders, runs, output and later quality records share one traceable relationship chain.
See how BatchTrace would fit your production workflow.
Start with one existing process, one configured company workspace and one clear pilot objective.