Packaging Planning and Execution
View pending work orders, planned quantities, packaged quantities, and backlogs, and confirm on-site from scanning workstations.
Planning to action
Line-level MES · Packaging and monitoring
From production completion to handover and shipment
From production completion to handover and shipment
Record the last mile too
Through packaging scanning, pallet management, logistics location, shift handover, and on-site dashboards, accurately answer how much has been produced, how much has been packaged, what remains, and what will be taken over by the next shift.
Packaging overviewBarcode workstationPallet logisticsShift handoverOEE dashboard
Closed-loop data at the delivery end
Packaging is not a standalone printing action
The packaging module links production work orders, batches, barcodes, pallets, locations, and shifts. Every on-site scan, pallet, and movement returns to the corresponding manufacturing object.
Pallets and Logistics Tracking
Record pallet loading quantity, open status, current location, target location, and actual movement process.
Objects can be tracked
Shift Handover and Kanban
Summarize production, qualified, scrap, packaging, work-in-progress, and open pallets to create verifiable handover snapshots.
Handover with evidence
Packaging Workflow
From released batches to traceable pallets
Confirm packaging conditions
Work orders, batches, and quality status allow entry into packaging.
Scan product barcode
Verify the barcode belongs to the current product, work order, and batch.
Create or continue pallet
Accumulate loading quantity piece by piece; open pallets can be kept across shifts.
Close and label
Check actual vs. system quantity, print pallet label, then close.
Move and handover
Register location movement, hand over unpackaged quantity and pending items.
Packaging station / batch pending handover
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Batch 2408Connector-A
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Batch 2408
Pallet P-01450 pcs / released
Shift handover
Pallet status
Quantity, location, and destination recorded separately
Creating a pallet only establishes an open object; quantity comes from subsequent successful scans. Setting a destination does not mean it has been moved; actual movement requires recording operator, source location, and target location.
OpenAllows continued scanning, retained across shifts.
ClosedStops adding after loading quantity is confirmed.
In transitTarget location exists, arrival not yet registered.
ArrivedActual location updated, waiting for further arrangements.
On-site digital Kanban
Let different positions see different on-site answers
Data comes from workstation status, production quantity events, downtime records, quality results, and packaging records; managers see trends, on-site personnel see next steps.
Management level
Work order completion progress, overall lead times, bottleneck lines, and overall efficiency.
Workshop Supervisor
Production line load, current status, waiting workstations, exceptions, and shift handovers.
On-site operators
Current workstation tasks, process instructions, output, quality, and pending issues.
Logistics staff
Current location of pallets, target location, movement history, and delivery readiness status.
OEE and efficiency analysis
Metrics come from actual production data, not manually filled percentages
The system calculates availability, performance, quality, and OEE based on planned time, downtime, production quantity, standard cycle, and scrap quantity. Automated data collection and manual reporting can coexist, but each output can only have one main count source.
Visible
Status, quantity, and delivery
Controllable
Downtime, quality, and packaging
Reviewable
Shifts, workstations, and losses
Production line L-01Current shift
86% OEE
In progress 04Pending issues 02Open pallets 03
Start organizing on-site closed-loop from packaging and handover
Provide current work order, barcode, pallet, storage location, and shift process, based on which we confirm the connection between the packaging module and line execution.