4 pm · SeenCameras and barcodes make the floor visible from anywhere.
“The customer says the batch failed. Which one, and where did we miss it?”
A return comes back with no history. Which batch? Which shift? Was it checked? The register says everything passed. It always does.
Quality was checked, but not tied to the sheet. So a customer complaint becomes a two-day investigation and a shrug.
At Amba Laminates, every sheet now carries a barcode with its full lifecycle. The return tells you where it failed. The same barcode earns the carpenter loyalty points at the counter.
The screen that ends it
Barcode lifecycle — generated → QC → store → dispatch
- ·One barcode per product, generated from the job card
- ·QC pass or fail recorded against the barcode, with the parameter that failed
- ·Store-in and dispatch by scan — no scan, no claim
- ·A barcode lookup tells the whole story of any sheet, coil or carton
app.maflo.io
Proof, not promises
A customer telling this story.
Under the hood
Modules behind this screen
Other moments in the day
Questions owners ask
- How does barcode traceability work in MAFLO?
- A barcode is generated per product from the job card. Every stage — QC pass or fail, store-in, dispatch — is a scan against that barcode. A lookup shows the full lifecycle, including the operator, the machine and the parameter that failed.
- Can the same barcode be used for dealer or contractor loyalty?
- Yes. At Amba Laminates (brand Ogaan) the same barcode that carries QC history is scanned by carpenters to earn loyalty points, so traceability and the channel programme run on one code.
- What did Amba Laminates see after going live?
- Reduced leakages and reduced customer returns, as stated by the company. We do not publish percentages the customer has not put on record.
30 minutes. Your data. Honest answers.
Stop running the business at 11 pm.
Share five SKUs and a sample order from your business. We'll set up MAFLO on a sandbox with your data and show you — on a call — how the leakages show up, how the floor reports up, how the customer sees the dispatch. Then you decide.