Accurate Data. Smart Package Labeling.
Verilogic Package Trak™ is a "smart" carton identification and labeling system. Our automated system utilizes TCP/IP connectivity to provide real time communication to immediately identify and determine the business requirements for each carton - including the label format and data specifications. Labels are printed, applied and validated to ensure accuracy and communicated downstream to additional applications. Smart solutions - more accuracy - improved efficiency.
How Package Trak™ works.
Interface - Maintains communication between your Warehouse Management System (WMS) mainframe/server and Package Trak’s controlling PC.
-
Interfaces with a variety of host systems such as SAP
-
Retrieves and stores data in real time during the manufacturing process.
Control/Identification - Precisely tracks movement of cartons being transported down one or multiple conveyor lines.
-
Enable or disable the printer/applicator(s) based upon the package criteria
-
Starts or stops the induct conveyor to ensure carton spacing
-
Determine which cartons should only receive shipping labels and/or detailed packing list labels when controlling multiple carton orders
-
Divert mislabeled, or unlabeled, cartons down a reject spur for subsequent manual processing
Weigh Scale - Incorporate data from a weigh scale into a label format, transmitting to your shipping/host system to calculate correct freight charges.
Labeling - Format, prints and applies the label with the data specified for each carton.
-
Production speeds of up to 60 cartons per minute
-
Labels can be generated by using pre-formatted versions directly from the mainframe or by retrieving the required data fields and formatting the label accordingly
-
Control automatic printer/applicators as well as stand-alone printers
Validation - Verification that the applied shipping or packing list label is correct for that specific carton and update the mainframe/server.
Security - Prevent unauthorized use of the system by establishing authorized log-on names and passwords, as well as event logs to track activity.