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A scan takes a few seconds. A thousand scans take longer.

Single scans go unnoticed, because each separate action amounts to nothing. Added up they are often the biggest cost nobody budgeted for. Fill in how many of them you have.

An employee scans a label on a wrapped pallet of boxes with a handheld, a clipboard in the other hand.

Your situation

All separate scan actions added together

Including picking up and turning until the label is visible

260 minus holidays and sick leave

Including payroll overhead

These values areassumptions, not measurements. Adjust them to your own situation; the outcome follows along.

Time lost per year

307hours

Conservative
123 hours€ 5,520 per year
Expected
184 hours€ 8,280 per year
Potential
245 hours€ 11,040 per year

This is an estimate based on your own assumptions. In a Proof of Value we replace it with a measurement in your operation.

What this number is and what it is not

Wel

  • The time the scan action itself takes, based on your own numbers
  • An upper limit on what bulk reading could take away
  • Transparent about every assumption that went into it
  • Usable to decide whether looking further is worth it

Niet

  • Inclusive of walking, searching or fixing mistakes
  • A measurement at a customer
  • A guarantee that bulk reading works in your process
  • A replacement for testing labels on your own material

The share that disappears comes down to one thing: whether the label is on the object at the right moment in the flow. Put it on too late and the gain further down is already gone, however good the technology is.

Curious what there is to gain in your own process?

Put one process on the measuring stick. One location, temporary labels and a baseline measurement, with a clear go or no-go.

Request a Proof of Value