Lot tracking that supports FEFO without turning traceability into a side system.
WarePulse is for warehouses managing expiry, recall risk, or customer traceability requirements across multiple handling steps.
Most warehouses start tracking lots on a spreadsheet and lose precision as volume grows. The gap between where lot data is captured and where it is consumed — allocation, picking, shipping, audit — creates risk that is invisible until a recall, a client audit, or an expired-product slip forces recon. Here is how lot tracking works as part of warehouse execution rather than alongside it.
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Most warehouses start tracking lots on a spreadsheet and lose precision as volume grows. The gap between where lot data is captured and where it is consumed — allocation, picking, shipping, audit — creates risk that is invisible until a recall, a client audit, or an expired-product slip forces recon. Here is how lot tracking works as part of warehouse execution rather than alongside it.
Food and beverage warehouses with shelf-life pressure and FEFO compliance needs.
Pharma or regulated operations with traceability obligations and recall readiness requirements.
3PL teams serving customers who require lot or expiry reporting as part of SLA commitments.
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Frequently asked questions
Do all products need lot tracking?+
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Can we retroactively add lot data to inventory already in the warehouse?+
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Turn the workflow costing you the most time into a measurable win.
The strongest traceability programs are part of receiving, storage, and picking execution — not an after-the-fact reporting exercise. Start with the lot-controlled product line that carries the most risk.
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