Every product SN binds end-to-end data from raw-material batch, process parameters, operator, equipment and inspection results to packaging and shipment. When a customer complains, pinpoint the scope of impact in minutes and cut recall costs by 80% — meeting strong-traceability requirements such as IATF 16949 and ISO 13485.
Covering four scenarios: marking, data capture, traceability queries and compliance reporting
Define custom coding rules by product family / customer / batch, auto-generating globally unique SNs synced with 1D / 2D codes.
Choose from barcode, QR code, DataMatrix, RFID and NFC per process needs, recognized on scan.
Raw-material batch → feeding operation → semi-finished goods → final assembly → packaging → customer, with batch binding across the whole chain.
Complaint/SN → process parameters → operator → equipment → material batch → supplier, pinpointed in minutes.
When a material batch is anomalous, automatically list all affected finished goods, stock locations and shipped customers for precise recall.
One-click export of IATF 16949 / ISO 13485 / FDA 21 CFR Part 11 / GMP / HACCP traceability reports.
SN coding rules aren't arbitrary. Customer audits check whether the coding system is standard, supplier management checks whether items are uniquely identifiable, and after-sales service checks whether scanning retrieves all information. SBK MES has multiple coding systems built in and supports customization.
8 customers · 23 shipping orders affected
When a problem is found with a material batch (e.g., a battery batch with substandard capacity), you need to know where all products using it ended up — a full list of customer, order, ship date and stock location. The system traces back by BOM + feeding records, producing the impact list in minutes.
A customer reports a faulty product and gives an SN. You need to know: which materials were used? Which worker made it? When was it made? Were process parameters anomalous? What were the inspection results? SBK MES returns the entire chain in a single query.
OEMs require an annual recall drill; the impact list, from SN to material batch, must be produced within 60 minutes.
The FDA requires UDI unique identification for medical devices, with both DI + PI segments bound and generated end-to-end by the system.
A food-poisoning incident requires locating the batch within 4 hours; the system traces by "finished-goods batch → material → supplier."
Cell-level SNs bind consistency data; cells are grouped during module assembly, with matching data fully traceable.
Traceability data converges from reporting, inspection, materials and shipment across the whole chain
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