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How Adagin works for table grapes

Step through how data is captured and tracked across your entire operation

Crates weighed, scanned, and allocated on Smart Cut Scales

  • Each crate is weighed as it enters the pre-cooler
  • Crates can be scanned to allocate weight to the individual harvester
  • Cultivar and orchard are selected before intake logging starts
  • System calculates crate count, average weight, and net yield per orchard
  • Dashboard tracks harvester output, crates in pre-cooler, and packing speed (crates/hour)
Precooler

Grapes packed, weighed, and recorded at station level

  • Each station is operated by a packing team
  • Operator selects the product on the touchscreen before weighing
  • Scale guides the user to the correct weight using on-screen indicators
  • Once on weight, the carton is confirmed and labelled for traceability

We Measure:

  • Output per worker and station
  • Net weight, waste, and QC logs per station
  • Packing speed in real time
  • Station performance ranked across the packhouse
  • Cartons weighed vs cartons scanned
Packing

Quality issues logged and tracked per worker

  • QC officer logs issues against farm’s predefined criteria
  • Each issue linked to specific worker and station
  • Problems flagged live on large packhouse screens
  • System highlights workers needing attention
  • QC scores linked to performance and bonuses
Packing

Cartons tracked and linked to production data using Smart Trace

  • Each carton scanned using Smart-Trace system
  • Linked to worker, product, and fruit count
  • System updates packing performance in real time
  • QR sticker has unique ID and can only be scanned once
  • QC data displayed alongside worker output
  • Full traceability stored for each carton
Scanning

Cartons grouped and prepared for dispatch with Smart Pallet

  • Cartons assigned to unique pallet ID
  • Pallet weighed and packaging weight deducted
  • Linked to customer, cultivar, and shipment
  • Discrepancies flagged in balance reports
  • Pallet data synced to dashboard in real time
Palletizing

Smart equipment for table grapes

Smart Scales

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Frequently asked questions

The system is offline compatible and no station will stop working. All the data will be sent through to the server once a connection is established again

No, not when you have the Smart-Trace system. The only way to get more cartons for your station is to get more cartons past the Smart-Trace scanner.

Yes, all our dashboards can be exported to excel to be used for internal calculations

Yes, we do the full packhouse service each year for your packhouse. With the service, we also check your network, server, database, update to the latest standard software while calibrating your scales and providing you with a calibration certificate

Yes, we provide all customers that have an internet connection to their server with remote support by logging in remotely. We also provide remote training

If you need to do a verification check with a calibrated weight each morning before packing, there is a small module built in that allows your employees to verify the weight of each scale. The system also automatically generates a verification report that shows the date and station that was verified to prove that it has been done

It happens instantly, or within 1 second of sending it out to the stations.

No, the system does not allow for it. Once the employee logs into a new station, the server will log him or her out of their previous station

No, the scales operate wirelessly and only has a power cable. The scales can be connected with an ethernet cable, but that is optional and some customers prefer it this way.

Yes, we encourage you to use if for as many as possible products and commodities to extend the usage of the scales

Yes, we regularly update our software if it results in a better customer experience

Ready to see these results on your own farm?