Recipes stay in context
Material, color, lot, machine, and operator signals stay attached to the active batch.
INDUSTRIES
A live layer for recipe, cycle time, scrap, quality, and packaging flow.

Track resin, additive, color, lot, and hopper readiness against the active production order.
Read machine state, cycle, alarm, temperature, and operator checks without waiting for manual logs.
Connect counting, labeling, packing, and line stops to the active batch and work order.
Make rejects, regrind, startup loss, and quality holds visible while the batch is still running.
Capture sample checks, approval, rework, and hold status before finished goods move downstream.
Keep packing count, label status, lot release, and shipment readiness in the same queue.
INTERACTIVE PROCESS MAP
Codlean connects dosing, molding or extrusion, operator checks, scrap, quality, and dispatch signals into one live process view.
PROCESS-READY LAYER
Material, color, lot, machine, and operator signals stay attached to the active batch.
Stops, slow cycles, alarms, and startup loss are read while the run is active.
Rejects, regrind, hold status, and quality checks stay tied to machine and recipe.
Packing, labeling, pallet count, and dispatch readiness are matched to the process output.
SIGNALS THAT MATTER
See recipe and process drift during the run.
Teams act before quality or cycle time moves out of range.Capture scrap with lot, machine, and reason.
Improvement work starts from real loss context.Connect line count, labels, and pallet readiness.
Dispatch does not wait for scattered packaging notes.WHAT TEAMS ASK FIRST
Quick answers for the first plastics and packaging conversation.
Yes. The live layer keeps recipe, material, machine, lot, and operator context together.
Start from machine, operator, and quality signals already present, then add simple reason capture where needed.
Usually in scrap reason clarity, cycle loss, recipe drift, and packaging readiness.