Wrong product dispatched
The truck leaves with the wrong SKU, your customer rejects the batch, and the freight bill is yours.
● Running in 50+ installations
ScanNetra
by Anedya Enterprise
Nothing leaves your floor without being checked.
A smart industrial traceability and validation solution that checks each scan as it happens: the right part, counted once, dispatched in the order your customer asked for. Hardware agnostic, for JIT and non-JIT lines alike, running on the scanners and PLCs already on your floor.
The problem
What usually goes wrong.
Six things we keep seeing. Each costs more than the system that would have stopped it.
Duplicate shipments
The same carton goes out twice, and nobody notices until your customer asks about the double billing.
No audit trail
With no audit trail, an OEM asks who scanned it, when and on which line, and three days go into paper.
Disconnected systems
The ERP, the PLC, the printer and the dispatch desk each keep their own numbers, and none of them agree.
Nobody can answer the customer
Your customer asks how much has shipped, and somebody has to go and count.
Wrong dispatch sequence
One pallet out of the line-feed sequence your OEM requires stops their line, and the penalty clause does the rest.
What ScanNetra does
Five capabilities, one traceability and validation platform.
Between them, they cover the mistakes that actually cost you money.
01 · Duplicate part detection
Every scan is checked against the full batch history in milliseconds, so no same-serial part is scanned twice and nothing is counted twice.
02 · Part authenticity validation
Every scan verifies the right part is at the right station. A wrong variant or a mislabelled part is rejected before it goes into the assembly.
03 · Barcode & QR traceability
VIN, lot, serial, batch or QR captured at each station with the operation, operator and timestamp — a full audit trail, written down before anyone asks.
04 · Assembly validation
Components stay linked to the unit they went into, so any finished assembly traces back to the parts, stations and operators behind it.
05 · Dispatch verification
Sequence, quantity, lot, trolley loading and label format checked against your OEM requirements, before the vehicle is released.
How it works
How it works on the floor.
Three parts, covering the journey from your line to your customer's dock.
Module 01
Production Intelligence
Every scan is captured where it happens and checked against the production order before the part moves on.
- Real-time barcode/QR validation against work orders
- A live count of what the shift has produced, OK and NG
- Anything off-spec or out of sequence flagged on its own
Module 02
Sequential Dispatch Control
For customers who need parts in line-feed order. The sequence is checked at the gate, so a wrong pallet is caught there and not at their dock.
- Sequence-aware carton and pallet aggregation
- Dispatch labels printed with route and position on them
- Gates and barriers driven straight from the PLC
Module 03
Customer Stock Portal
Your customer should not have to ring and ask how much has shipped. They log in and see it.
- Their own login, showing only their POs
- Live status: in production, packed, dispatched, delivered
- Lot-level traceability they can download, or pull through an API
Performance
Built to keep the line moving.
Milliseconds
To check a scan against the whole batch history
50+
Installations running across India
On your servers
Scanning carries on even when the internet drops
24/7
Made to run shift after shift without babysitting
Features
What else it does day to day.
Talks to your PLCs
Gates, conveyors and barriers open or stay shut depending on what the scan says. Over standard interfaces like TCP/IP and Modbus.
Labels print themselves
Route, sequence and lot details printed at the right station, at the right moment.
A screen that answers questions
Plant heads can see output, exceptions and PO progress without walking down to ask the shift in-charge.
Reports in the shape people ask for
By shift, day, week, lot, customer or line, however your auditor or your OEM wants to see it.
Your own rules
Your line does something nobody else's does. It can be configured in, without anyone touching the source code.
Industries
Where ScanNetra is running today.
Automotive components
Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers shipping to OEMs who expect no defects, a full lot history, and pallets in strict line-feed order.
- Per-part validation before pack
- Sequential dispatch to OEM lines
- Lot and serial history, and a portal the OEM can log into
FMCG packaging
Fast packing halls, where the SKU mix, the batch coding and getting dispatch right decide how the day ends.
- SKU and batch code validation
- Carton and pallet aggregation
- Dispatch checked route by route
Pharma & regulated manufacturing
Where an auditor can ask about any batch, on any day, and the answer has to be there.
- Batch and serial-level validation
- Operator and station sign-in on every scan
- A full audit trail, with reports on demand
Frequently asked
What people usually ask us.
Yes — ScanNetra is hardware agnostic. We work with the barcode/QR scanners, label printers and PLCs already on your line, over standard interfaces like TCP/IP and Modbus. If you have something unusual, tell us and we will check it before anything is promised.
It depends on the plant, what has to be connected, and how much time your team can give us. We look at it during a visit and give you a phased plan. Most plants get one line working well before we go wider.
ScanNetra runs on servers inside your plant. Scanning, validation and dispatch keep working even if the internet drops, and everything syncs when it is back.
Your data sits on infrastructure you control, usually plant servers or your own cloud account. We do not pool it with anyone else's. Access is role-based, and every read and write is logged.
Yes, both ways. ScanNetra has an API your ERP or MES can pull from, and we can push into your system from our side. REST and flat-file work out of the box.
We do not go quiet after go-live. Plants we set up years ago still dispatch every day on systems we look after. What you get, from response times to review calls, is agreed up front.
Yes, and many of our customers do. Each plant runs its own local instance, so one site can never take another down, with reporting pulled together at the corporate level.
Yes. Sourcing the hardware, installing it, running trials on the line, training operators and handing over to your supervisors are all part of what we deliver.
Want to see it on your own line?
We'll walk you through it on your own numbers: your lines, your SKUs, your dispatch rules.