P-TRAQ acts as a quintessential bridge between the P-DAQ and B-DAQ systems to track pallets from the moment of creation until the moment they are consumed.

P-TRAQ was designed with both large and small companies in mind as it is customized to fit each individual company's unique requirements. From simple tracking of work in process product in small plants, to inter-continental / inter-warehouse tracking of product, all of your requirements can be handled by the system with ease.

P-TRAQ provides users with a feature-rich, graphical, user friendly means to track "Work in Process" goods at the Country, State/Province, City, Plant, Warehouse, Zone, and the actual Rack & Bay location level.

P-TRAQ provides users with the ability to locate existing pallets, to know where empty or full bays are in the warehouse, and which pallets are no longer required and need to be shredded.

P-TRAQ facilitates the effecient storage of pallets. When a pallet is to be moved, the system will give the operator the location of the last pallet stored for the associated job.

P-TRAQ tracks the creation date and last activity date of each pallet. Reports are provided to identify pallets which may no longer be needed in an effort to increase the usable space in your warehouse.

P-TRAQ supports Inter-Warehouse Transfers. Pallets scanned for transfer to other locations will appear in the system in both locations as "In Transit" until scanned at the destination location

P-TRAQ can communicate with your current systems to facilitate the exchange of vital information throughout your business.

P-TRAQ collects and reports on data that management has been asking for, but was previously too costly and time-consuming to acquire.

INTERFACES:

• Interfaces to existing portable devices already in use at your facility.
• Future support for pallet storage robotics is planned, as is future support for RFID devices.
• Support for Omni- Directional Scanners is planned to allow user to view real-time movement of pallets throughout the plant.
• Automatic interfaces to the P-DAQ and B-DAQ systems are provided.
• An automatic interface to the our shipping system which we are planning to develop in 2007 will also be provided.
  

Using the Tree View on the left side of the screen, users can inquire about the location of pallets for a given job, or the location of empty space troughout the plant.

The nodes in the tree are dynamically linked to the hot-spots on the Map View. As you view various locations throughout the plant, the Tree View keeps track of where you are.