Your returnable containers, back home.
Racks, cages, containers: every returnable is an expensive asset you lend to your customer. With its QR code, its history and an alert when it’s been out too long, you stop losing them.
176
returnables at customers
68
pallets in the warehouse
3
trucks on the road
Warehouse map
What you lend, you log
A container that doesn’t come back isn’t noticed the day it leaves. It’s noticed a year later.
Today
Nobody knows how many are out
They leave with every delivery and come back whenever. Without a record, you don’t know how many each customer has or since when.
With Reloda
Every returnable knows where it is: at the plant, on a truck or at a customer’s.
Today
The ones that don’t come back go unclaimed
A container sitting at a customer’s for months is money standing still. If nobody sees it, nobody asks for it.
With Reloda
After 60 days out, an alert goes off; after 180, it counts as probably lost.
Today
They come back damaged and keep going out
A dented rack goes back out loaded because nobody checked it when it was unloaded.
With Reloda
Returning empties get inspected: back in service, to repair or retired.
What it does with each container
QR label
You print the labels on an A4 sheet and each returnable is identified with a phone camera.
Full history
Every movement is logged: when it left, with which order, to which customer and when it came back.
Pickup on delivery
The driver picks up empties at the same stop where they deliver, from their phone.
Returnables list
Every shipment prints a PDF list of the returnables loaded, along with the rest of the paperwork.
Alerts for time out
An alert after 60 days at a customer’s, and a count of probably lost ones from 180 days, in the summary.
Inspection on return
Back in service, to repair or retired. Retiring asks for confirmation, and it never goes out again.
The life cycle of a returnable
It goes out full, comes back empty, gets inspected and goes out again. Every step is logged.
It’s loaded
When the truck is loaded, the returnables going with each order are logged.
It’s delivered
The returnable is now at the customer’s, with the delivery date.
It’s picked up
On a later delivery, the driver picks up the empties and brings them back to the plant.
It’s inspected
At the plant it’s unloaded to its slot or set aside for inspection before it’s used again.
- Does it work for cages, containers or crates, not just racks?
- Yes. Any container you lend to your customer that has to come back is tracked the same way: with its record, its QR code and its history.
- When is a returnable considered lost?
- The app alerts you after 60 days at a customer’s and counts it as probably lost from 180 days. You decide what to do with each one.
- What about the returnables already at my customers’ sites?
- You load them from an Excel file: each returnable with the customer who has it and since when. That way you start from the real picture and alerts count from day one.
And the rest of the chain
Reloda is one app: each part uses what the one before already knows.
- Production trackingEvery piece, machine by machine, and no order ships half done.
- Warehouse managementA map of your warehouse with every pallet in its slot, and a scanner on your phone.
- Routes and loadingEvery order to its route, day and truck, with the paperwork in one click.
- Proof of deliveryThe driver’s route on their phone, with a signature and photo at every drop.
- Customer portalYour customers see where their order is and when it arrives, without calling you.
- For glass factoriesBorn in a glass factory: racks, glass panes, breakage and remakes.
- For any returnableKegs, cages, crates or containers: Reloda calls your container by its name.
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