When do you use the traceability scanner?

When do you use the traceability scanner?

• A. Receive a transfer
• B. Receive a delivery
• C. Report a bad label
• D. Submit a food quality report

Answer: (B)

Using the traceability scanner happens when goods arrive from a supplier. At delivery receipt, you scan the items to capture product codes, lot numbers, expiration dates, and supplier details so we create a verifiable record from the supplier to our stock. This enables quick recalls, accurate inventory, and clear traceability for QA checks. Tasks like reporting a bad label or submitting a food quality report are separate QA actions and don’t establish the inbound traceability record. Internal transfers involve moving items, but the scanner is used at receiving a delivery to lock in traceability.

Using the traceability scanner happens when goods arrive from a supplier. At delivery receipt, you scan the items to capture product codes, lot numbers, expiration dates, and supplier details so we create a verifiable record from the supplier to our stock. This enables quick recalls, accurate inventory, and clear traceability for QA checks. Tasks like reporting a bad label or submitting a food quality report are separate QA actions and don’t establish the inbound traceability record. Internal transfers involve moving items, but the scanner is used at receiving a delivery to lock in traceability.