CASE STUDY

Harvest Intake Ticketing and Lot Traceability System

Camvia replaced a manual harvest intake process with a controlled barcode ticketing workflow built for Business Central.

Python + Business Central

Barcode Lot Traceability

Every intake is tied to a unique lot and barcode for full traceability.

Controlled Operator Workflow

Role-based access and validations ensure accurate, consistent input.

Business Central Ready Records

Clean standardized data for smooth ERP import and reporting.

The Challenge

High-volume harvest intake relied on manual lot creation and complicated ticketing system, leading to inconsistent data, entry mistakes, and rework.

Critical information was often missed or incomplete, making lot traceability difficult and reporting unreliable. The process depends heavily on a few experienced staff, which created a bottleneck during peak harvest.

What Camvia Built

Camvia built a Python application that guides operators through a controlled intake workflow. The system validates required data, generates a unique lot and barcode, and prints a 4x6 label on a standard Zebra printer.

Role based controls restrict access to sensitive functions, and all records are saved with clean, standardized fields ready for export to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

How the System Works

Application and Label Preview

Client names, farm names, lot details, and sample ticket information have been changed to protect confidential operational data.

Reduced Daily Manual Setup

Less time spent creating lots and tickets.

Operational Impact

Improved Lot Traceability

Intake tied to a unique lot and barcode.

Reduced Entry Errors

Validations and controls ensure accurate data.

Supported Intake

Built to perform during high-volume peak harvest.

Foundation

ERP data for better insights and efficiency.

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