The line is waiting on codes
An order for 50,000 codes should not be an event. Marka Pro orders and issues codes ahead of time, in batches, and shows readiness before the shift starts.
At a factory, labeling is part of the line, not a separate task. Codes have to be printed before the shift, applied without stoppages, aggregated into boxes and pallets, and reported to Asl Belgisi. Marka Pro covers the whole chain and shows which operator did how much and where the errors came from.
An order for 50,000 codes should not be an event. Marka Pro orders and issues codes ahead of time, in batches, and shows readiness before the shift starts.
Boxes and pallets are built by scanning: the system tracks the packaging capacity itself, closes it, and sends the aggregation report to the operator.
The application report goes to Asl Belgisi automatically as scanning happens. Operator errors show up immediately, not a week later during reconciliation.
Per-shift KPIs show output, scanning pace, and error counts for every employee, warehouse, and shift — with no manual reports or Excel sheets.
DataMatrix codes are ordered from Asl Belgisi against the production plan and held in batches.
Labels print in bulk, including the "box and its codes" layout, and export in the format you need.
The operator scans the code as it is applied — from a Datalogic scanner, a camera, or a phone. The application report is built automatically.
Codes go into packages and packages into pallets. Capacity is enforced and a package closes itself once full.
Application and aggregation reports go to Asl Belgisi, and the manager sees output and errors per shift in the analytics.
It is one chain: issuing codes, printing labels, applying on the line with scanning, aggregating into boxes and pallets, and the application report to Asl Belgisi. Marka Pro covers every stage in one service and works with Datalogic scanners, cameras, and phones.
Orders go out in batches, and the volume is capped by the operator's rules rather than by the service. Marka Pro keeps the order queue and shows readiness per batch so codes are printed before the shift starts.
Every operation in the system is tied to an employee, a warehouse, and a shift: application, aggregation, receiving, shipment. The report shows output, pace, and error count per operator for a shift, a day, or a month.
The error is visible at once: the code was rejected by the operator, already used, or failed validation. The service states what happened and which document has to be resent — sorting it out takes minutes, not days.
Registration is free and setup takes one day. We will show application, aggregation, and Asl Belgisi reporting on your own product range.