Gate entry and weighbridge
Log vehicle, supplier, purchase order and net weight at the dock. Short or excess receipts are flagged against the PO before the truck leaves.
Receive fruit, milk, sugar, flour, spices and packaging against purchase orders. Fruit Dock records supplier, vehicle, weight, Brix, pesticide and moisture results, then gives each receipt a lot number and an expiry so the line always draws the oldest good stock first.
| Lot | Material | Supplier | Qty | Brix | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M-0918 | Totapuri mango | Kolar Fruit Co-op | 2,400 kg | 14.2 | Passed |
| S-0412 | Sugar S-30 | Shree Sugars | 1,000 kg | - | Passed |
| P-1187 | Mint leaves | Hoskote Greens | 38 kg | - | On hold |
| B-2290 | PET bottle 250 ml | Polypack | 12,000 nos | - | Passed |
| M-0917 | Alphonso mango | Ramanagara Orchards | 860 kg | 11.8 | Rejected |
Log vehicle, supplier, purchase order and net weight at the dock. Short or excess receipts are flagged against the PO before the truck leaves.
Brix, acidity, pesticide residue, moisture, and fat and SNF for milk. Each lot is marked pass, hold or reject against your specification.
Every receipt gets a lot code, received date, use-by date and storage location, printed on a crate tag with a QR code.
Material is issued first-expiry-first-out. Expired, held or rejected lots simply cannot be issued to a batch.
Rejection rate, average Brix, on-time delivery and price trend for every supplier, season after season.
Bottles, caps, pouches, cartons and printed labels tracked by lot, with the label print-run linked to its artwork version.
Yes. A PO can be received across several trucks and days. Each receipt becomes its own lot with its own tests, and the PO balance updates automatically.
Yes. Milk receipts record fat, SNF, temperature and adulteration tests per tanker or can, and pricing can follow your fat and SNF rate chart.
It moves to hold. Only your QC head can reject it with a return note or release it under a recorded deviation. Production cannot issue it in the meantime.