Manufacturing

• Set business rules that restrict items or pallets over a certain weight to be moved only by employees that can drive a tow motor or require them to be stored only on the ground floor
• Document the condition of raw materials from suppliers with images to support replacement claims.
• Track serialized components throughout the process.

Food and Beverage

• Lot and date control.
• Document breakage and tax stamps, with images, in alcohol distribution.
• Control mixes by number, volume or weight density for proper proportions, without requiring employees to perform calculations.
• Track and traceability: Scan uniquely labeled raw materials and scan throughout production and distribution so finished goods can be traced in the event of a recall.

Healthcare

• Monitor patient movement through the healthcare facility.
• Control pharmaceuticals by lot and date using RFID to meet state regulations.
• Track hospital equipment, furnishings, and supplies.
• Meet medical device Unique Device Identifier (UDI) requirements in accordance with regulation.
  Upload required data to GUDID.
• Confirm ambulances are properly stocked and all medications are current.

Transportation and Warehousing

• Provide kitting to order.
• Set 3PL business rules based on contract or partner agreements.
• Plan shipments to optimize space and load in reverse order.
• Scan during loading of sea containers in Asia in local language to confirm contents weeks before
  arriving in USA.

Field Service

• Power and Petrochemical: Track components issued to contractors during plant maintenance.
• Film Studio: Track props and quarantine for repair if damaged.
• Educational: Monitor the movement of students throughout areas of campus. Track furniture and IT
  equipment.
• Government: Manage readiness of emergency response equipment. Control delivery and calibration
  of voting machines.