Barcode Tracking Software
Barcode scanning for delivery traceability
Scan, track, and trace every individual item, order, and delivery throughout every touchpoint for greater visibility.
Traceability at every step of the journey
The right goods, at the right stop
Track & trace is the key to compliance
Events created every time a barcode is scanned
Get the right orders on the right vehicle. Every time
Scan items through your network
Update on-hand dates to schedule onward deliveries faster
Create new or use existing barcodes for shipping labels
Giving you the what, where, when, why, and who
All the tools you need to track and trace every single item through your operation.
Barcode scanning
Time, date, operator, & GPS stamped
Individual line items
Create and print labels
Scan on and off vehicles
Scan in and out of the warehouse
Goods on hand scanning
Compliance audits
How it works
Track every item with barcode scanning
Barcode Tracking for complete traceability
Integrations
Integrate your existing systems
Frequently Asked Questions
No you don’t, but you might want to. Barcode scanning can give you complete traceability of goods through the supply chain, as well as reduce the risk of human error mistakes when it comes to loading and unloading. Using barcodes can eliminate errors, reducing the number of failed deliveries and redeliveries, and ultimately saving you time and money. In short, barcodes make it easy to ensure that the right goods are on the right vehicles and the right runs.
Not at all! You can scan barcodes and QR codes with any smartphone camera on Android or iOS. Using a rugged, handheld ePOD device with an advanced scanning engine (from manufacturers like Zebra, Samsung and Honeywell) can make it faster and easier to read barcodes, even in the toughest conditions, but for lower volumes a consumer smartphone works just fine.
No, quite the opposite. Scanning each item, tote, box or pallet onto your vehicles ensures every product has been loaded (eliminating lost items). You can also scan orders onto the vehicle in reverse drop sequence, so drivers don’t need to search the van for their next delivery item. Barcodes also reduce the chances of ‘human error’ mistakes, ensuring that every customer receives the correct goods at every stop. For the sake of an extra 0.5 seconds to scan the goods, you’ve saved potential hours of handling missing (or misdelivered) items.
Yes, you can! As well as pulling barcode information from your ERP, warehouse, retail or inventory back office systems, Stream can automatically generate new barcodes and then print shipping labels and apply them to your packages.
You don’t need a separate QR code app. Stream works with both traditional barcodes and QR codes, and you can scan both of these using your device’s camera, in the Stream mobile app, on Android or iOS.
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