Scan Smarter, Not Harder

Retail

Barcodes are used extensively in the retail industry to track products from the manufacturer to the point of sale. This enables retailers to monitor inventory levels, restock items as needed, and quickly and accurately process sales transactions.

Healthcare

Barcodes are used in healthcare to track patient information, medications, and medical supplies. Barcoded wristbands are used to identify patients and ensure that they receive the correct treatment, while barcoded medication packaging helps to reduce medication errors.

Manufacturing

Following the issuance of the Tobacco Product Directive TPD II, and in compliance with the global standards set by GS1 for utilization of DotCode in various tobacco applications in order to meet the require`ments of the EU Tobacco Traceability Regulation EU 2018/574, DotCode barcodes started to be printed in the entirety of the tobacco manufacturing supply chain, especially on the package level. This DotCode application has made track & tracing of tobacco products a highly-sought solution in both enterprise and consumer-facing applications. In addition, the adoption of DotCode for tobacco applications has further increased its value for various workflow management solutions.

Logistics and Transportation

In logistics DotCode is utilized for tracking packages, pallets and containers throughout the shipping process. It enables companies to streamline operations, improve accuracy and reduce shipping errors. The adoption was already made by all major shipping and postal organizations which utilize it on shipping labels, due to its abilities to withstand high levels of abuse throughout the shipping process and still be reliably scanned.

Food and Beverage

Being the robust and suitable barcode symbology that it is, with a clear set of standards, DotCode is gaining ground in another fast-paced production industry, that is in the beverage sector, especially in the manufacturing and packaging of alcohol products. Serialization by incorporating the serial number within a DotCode is already massively being adopted throughout the industry, promoting tracking & tracing as well as authentication applications throughout the supply chain. It is further used for tracking raw materials, monitoring production batches and ensuring compliance with food safety regulations.

Government and public sector

Barcodes are used in government and public sector applications, such as voter registration, ID cards, and document management. Barcodes can be used to quickly and accurately scan and track important documents and data.

Automotive

Barcodes are used in the automotive industry to track parts and components, monitor inventory levels, and manage the production process. Barcoded labels can be attached to parts and components, making it easy to track their location and usage throughout the manufacturing process.

Education

Barcodes are used in the education industry for a variety of purposes, such as tracking library books, managing student attendance, and tracking inventory. Barcoded ID cards can be used to quickly and accurately scan and track student attendance.

Entertainment

Barcodes are used in the entertainment industry to manage ticket sales and admissions. Barcoded tickets can be easily scanned to allow entry into events, reducing wait times and improving the customer experience.

Warehousing

Barcodes are used in warehousing to track inventory and manage the movement of goods. Barcoded labels can be attached to products and pallets, making it easy to track their location and movement within the warehouse.

Transform construction apps by utilizing barcode decoding

Barcodes are used in the construction industry to manage equipment and materials. Barcoded labels can be attached to tools and equipment, making it easy to track their usage and location.

Hospitality

Barcodes are used in the hospitality industry to manage inventory and monitor guest information. Barcoded wristbands or room keys can be used to identify guests and provide access to facilities and services.