Why structural quality control is essential
Every warehouse worker regularly sees irregularities:
- Boxes that are left open
- Damaged packaging
- Products that smell or feel different
But often, nothing is done with it. It stays a remark or a gut feeling, without registration or follow-up.
The result?
- Customers receive poor-quality goods
- Return costs increase
- Damage to reputation
What does a good quality control process look like?
- Set up control checkpoints for each process step: upon receipt, in storage, during picking
- Clear checklists and measurement points
- Photo or comment for every irregularity
- Automatic reporting
How Babeldat handles this for you
- Checklists per product group, customer, or process phase
- Photo registration directly via scanner or mobile device
- Deviation triggers that automatically create tasks
- Quality dashboards per supplier or customer
- Link to warranty or return processes
This way, quality becomes measurable, controllable, and—most importantly—improvable.
