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Sales and customersQuotes and costingA price per recipe, the same day.Orders and customer contactFrom quote to shipment, customer informed.Customer portalOrders, stock and certificates, for your customer.
ProductionPlanningOne current plan for the office and the floor.Production and operatorsWork instructions, scans and shift handover on the tablet.Quality and batch recordChecks, deviations and release without paper.
Warehouse and insightWarehouse and stockPer lot and location, picking by shelf life.PerformanceDowntime, OEE and what an order really cost.
How it worksFrom quote to shipment

Follow one order through your factory and warehouse, in eight steps.

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Contract manufacturing and private labelYour customers are brands with high expectations.Co-packing and fillingFood and supplementsLot numbers, shelf life and labels per order.FoodSupplementsBakery and confectioneryBeveragesAnimal feed and pet foodChemicals and cosmeticsMixing and filling to order, documents per batch.Cosmetics and personal careCleaning productsPaints, coatings and adhesivesFlavours and fragrancesMake-to-order manufacturingMetal, plastics and assembly.Printing, packaging and labelsPlastics processingMetalworkingMachine and equipment buildingFurniture and interior fittings
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Co-packing and filling, for many brands at once.

You fill and pack for brands, each with their own products, materials and requirements. Frontlink keeps each customer's specification at the line, tracks their materials and tells them where their order stands.

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What your customer sees, without calling.

Brand owners want to know where their order is, what of theirs is in stock and whether the documents are ready. In the customer portal they see it themselves. A tour, as your customer sees it.

  1. 1 / 6Only for your customer

    Your customer gets in by invitation and with two-step verification. Each user only sees their own company's data.

  2. 2 / 6Orders and progress

    Which orders are running, what is planned and what was delivered. With every order the materials and whether they're in stock.

  3. 3 / 6The customer's stock

    Labels, jars or finished product that belong to the customer and are held by you, per lot. No more spreadsheet by email.

  4. 4 / 6Receipts and deliveries

    What came in for the customer and what went out. With date, quantities and lots.

  5. 5 / 6Documents ready to take

    Specifications and certificates in your house style, without your supplier's name. Shareable with a link.

  6. 6 / 6The release certificate

    Per order, with the customer's reference, the lots used and the allergen and organic statement. Ready as soon as quality releases it.

1. Only for your customer Your customer gets in by invitation and with two-step verification. Each user only sees their own company's data.

Example with fictional data.

What is different in this industry.

  1. Customer materials in your warehouse

    Brands supply bulk, bottles and labels. Frontlink keeps stock per customer, so you know what is theirs and what is short before the run.

  2. A different specification per customer

    Pack sizes, codes and checks differ per brand. The operator sees the customer's specification for this order on the tablet.

  3. Customers who keep asking

    Brands want to know when their order is ready. In the customer portal they see status, stock and documents themselves.

What it looks like in practice.

A brand asks whether its 10,000 gift sets ship on Friday. In the portal it sees that the run is planned for Wednesday, that its sleeves are in stock and that the last 2,000 boxes arrive on Tuesday.

Example with fictional data.

Order 9142 · gift sets for Bloom & CoCustomer informed
  • Customer sleeves in stock, 10,400Mon
  • Last 2,000 boxes arrivingTue
  • Run planned on packing line 3Wed 06:00

Solutions that deliver the most here.

  1. Orders and customer contactRequests arrive by email, as PDF or Excel. Frontlink calculates the quote, prepares the order in your ERP and keeps the customer informed all the way to shipment.
  2. Customer portalBrand owners call and email to ask where their order is, how much of their packaging you still hold and when the certificate comes. In the Frontlink customer portal they see it themselves, live from your floor and your ERP, and only what is meant for them.
  3. Warehouse and stockFrontlink knows per lot what is there, where it is and how long it is good for. The warehouse picks by shelf life, stock matches what was really used, and a lot can be traced in one click.

Problems we often see here.

Frequently asked questions.

Can we keep stock per customer?

Yes. Customer-owned materials are kept per customer, with lots and locations, and consumption is booked per order.

Do our customers get access?

Yes, through the customer portal. Each customer sees only its own orders, stock and documents.

Can we record packing checks?

Yes. Code, seal and count checks per run are on the tablet and end up in the record of the order.

Which process takes you the most time?

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Next industryPrinting, packaging and labels Labels, folding boxes and printed packaging, each job with its own artwork, material and run length. Frontlink calculates the quote, plans presses and finishing and shows where each job stands.