Scattered sheets. 01
Stock sits in one Excel file, batch records in another, dispatch in a WhatsApp group. Each file disagrees with the next.
Work that repeats should run itself.
From the follow-up email someone sends by hand every morning to the system that runs a whole plant. We find the repetitive work that earns you nothing and build the software that does it.
- Scope
- One email to a full SaaS
- In daily use
- ERP for about 300 users
- Runs
- Cloud or fully offline
Scroll for one example: a plant before and after BlinkLabs
Before
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Counting by hand. 02
To know what is in the store, someone walks it with a clipboard. By the time the count is typed up, it has changed.
Late surprises. 03
Batches pile up at QC, expired lots turn up on the day they are needed, and the truck waits.
After
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One record. 01
Raw material, batches, quality checks and dispatch live in one system. Everyone works from the same numbers.
Scanned at every stage. 02
Every crate passes a scan gate. The count updates the moment it moves.
Warnings in advance. 03
Forecasts flag reorder points and expiring lots days ahead, so the order goes out on time.
01Capture
Record it where it happens.
A scan at the store gate, a weight at the scale, a result at the lab bench. Entered once, by the person doing the work, and never retyped.
B-2431 scanned at Raw material, 500 kg
02Check
Compare it with the rules.
The system checks every entry against stock, expiry dates, formulas and QC limits. A batch that fails is held at QC until someone releases it.
B-2440 held at QC, retest booked
03Act
Update the record and warn the right person.
Dispatch is scanned at the gate, the day's report builds itself, and purchase hears about the next reorder while there is still time.
Reorder RM-104 within 6 days