DotOne follows tape from coating to carton: jumbo rolls, rewound logs and slit rolls are tracked with their lot and length, one BOM covers every roll size, and no roll ships before it passes QC.
One jumbo roll becomes many logs and hundreds of finished rolls in different widths. Losing track of which roll came from which jumbo breaks traceability.
Width, length and micron change with every customer order. Keeping a separate BOM for each size is unmanageable.
Production counts metres, stores count rolls, dispatch counts cartons and purchase buys film in kg.
Customers ask for a certificate of analysis, and a roll from a failed lot must never reach a truck.
Jumbo rolls are recorded with their lot and wound length as they come off the coater.
A jumbo is rewound onto cores, and each log stays linked to its parent jumbo and lot.
Each log is slit in its own mix of widths. Side strip goes back to stock, onto a log or to scrap.
QC checks the lot. Held lots cannot be dispatched, and a COA is produced for each lot or delivery.
Rolls are labelled, packed into cartons, dispatched and invoiced.
Yes. Every log and slit roll keeps a link to the reel it came from, with its lot and wound length.
No. One BOM scales by roll width, length and micron, so a new size does not need a new BOM. See the BOM setup guide.
Yes. COAs can be produced for a lot or for a delivery, and lots on QC hold cannot be dispatched.
Each item can carry several units, such as rolls, metres, cartons and kg, so each team works in the unit it uses.
In a 30-minute demo we rewind a jumbo, slit it into a size mix, pass QC and dispatch the cartons.