Material genealogy

Trace materials, lots, transactions, balances, and genealogy through production.

Build reliable lot history from controlled transactions and preserve corrections, reasons, audit history, and recalculated genealogy.

Transaction-based genealogy

Material genealogy is derived from controlled transactions so the traceability view reflects what was received, consumed, produced, transferred, adjusted, or otherwise recorded.

Lot balances and status

Track lot quantities, status, locations, and relationships while keeping the resulting balances and genealogy synchronized.

Controlled corrections

Authorized corrections require a reason and preserve immutable audit history. Recalculation updates affected balances, statuses, and genealogy without erasing what happened.

Connect traceability to quality events

Material records can support investigations involving NCRs, inspections, DMR decisions, complaints, returns, and other related quality records.

Common questions

What manufacturers ask about this area.

How is genealogy created?

ShopProof builds genealogy from recorded material transactions rather than relying only on manually drawn links.

Can incorrect transactions be corrected?

Yes. Authorized corrections require a reason and retain audit history before recalculating affected balances and genealogy.

Can traceability connect to quality records?

Yes. Material and lot information can be connected to relevant quality records and investigations.

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