The cost of an unverified gate
When dispatch is a paper checklist, wrong thickness or design can leave the plant. Customers raise claims; your team spends hours reconstructing what shipped. Meanwhile open order quantities stay wrong until someone edits them by hand.
Scan-based verification treats each finished sheet as a controlled unit: scan to confirm it belongs on the order, then record the dispatch.
Barcode or camera — what plants actually use
Many plants mark sheets with SKU barcodes; others prefer camera scanning from a phone or tablet on the loading bay. The workflow should support both so you are not locked to one hardware vendor.
LuminoPlan dispatch verification supports scanner and camera paths so warehouse and sales stay aligned on what left the yard.
Tie dispatch back to sales orders
Verification only helps if it updates the same sales order progress your office sees. Partial and completed dispatches should reduce open quantities and leave an audit trail for finance and customers.
Read more on Features → Dispatch verification, or contact us to walk through a sample scan flow on your SKUs.
