Lot and date-code traceability
Can components be traced through receiving and consumption?
Know My Parts keeps lot, date-code, package and movement context attached to material records so teams can investigate what entered stock and where it was consumed.
Last reviewed: June 2026
Capture context at receiving
Traceability starts when material enters the operation, with supplier, part, package, lot, date code, quantity and storage context recorded together.
Preserve movement events
Every reservation, pick, issue, return, consumption or correction should create history instead of replacing the previous state.
Connect material to build evidence
When quality or support questions appear later, teams need a path from stock records to the build or board context affected by that material.
Frequently asked questions
What is captured at receiving?
Supplier, part, package, lot, date code, quantity and storage location are recorded together so traceability starts the moment material arrives.
Can we find which builds used a specific lot?
Yes. Lot and date-code context stays attached to movements, so material can be linked from receiving to the builds or boards where it was consumed.
Is movement history kept for audits?
Every reservation, pick, issue, return, consumption and correction creates history instead of replacing the previous state, which supports later audits.