SERVICES

What BatchRight Industrial performs

Each service below follows a documented process: what we receive, what we perform, what you receive back, and what records support the work.

Component counting

COUNT

Used when parts arrive in bulk and need verified, accurate quantities before use or shipment.

RECEIVES: Bulk or loose components, with a specified count method (by piece or by weight).
PERFORMS: Count verification using calibrated scales or piece-count methods, with a documented record per lot.
CUSTOMER RECEIVES: Counted and verified quantities with a count record tied to the lot.
RECORDS: Lot-level count record, scale calibration reference, discrepancy log if applicable.

Industrial kitting

KIT

Used when multiple components need to be assembled into a single production-ready kit.

RECEIVES: Customer-owned components per an approved bill of materials.
PERFORMS: Assembly of components into defined kits following a visual work instruction.
CUSTOMER RECEIVES: Completed kits ready for production use, labeled and traceable to source lots.
RECORDS: Approved bill of materials, work instruction revision, first-piece approval record.

Custom labeling

LABEL

Used when parts or kits require specific part numbers, lot codes, barcodes or customer-specified labels.

RECEIVES: Unlabeled or incorrectly labeled components, plus the customer's labeling specification.
PERFORMS: Label printing and application per specification, with label verification before release.
CUSTOMER RECEIVES: Correctly labeled components or kits matching the customer's specification.
RECORDS: Label specification on file, label verification record, printer/label stock traceability.

Bulk-to-small-pack conversion

REPACK

Used when material arrives in large bulk quantities that are inconvenient for line-side use.

RECEIVES: Bulk-packaged material (drums, cartons, large totes).
PERFORMS: Conversion into smaller, line-ready pack sizes per the customer's specification.
CUSTOMER RECEIVES: Smaller packs sized for line-side consumption, each traceable to source material.
RECORDS: Conversion ratio record, source-lot traceability, pack-size specification.

Repacking

REPACK

Used when existing packaging is damaged, incorrect or needs to be changed for a new requirement.

RECEIVES: Material in its current packaging, plus the new packaging specification.
PERFORMS: Transfer of material into new, correct packaging with inspection during transfer.
CUSTOMER RECEIVES: Material in corrected packaging, with any condition issues documented.
RECORDS: Repack record, condition inspection notes, packaging specification revision.

Line-side production kits

KIT

Used when a production line needs components delivered pre-kitted in a specific sequence or configuration.

RECEIVES: Components per the line's bill of materials and delivery schedule.
PERFORMS: Kitting to the line's sequence requirements, staged for scheduled delivery.
CUSTOMER RECEIVES: Sequenced kits delivered or staged for pickup according to the agreed schedule.
RECORDS: Delivery schedule log, sequence specification, first-piece approval.

Service-parts kits

KIT

Used for lower-volume, higher-variation service-parts programs that are inefficient for large-scale 3PL providers.

RECEIVES: Service-parts components, often in smaller or irregular order quantities.
PERFORMS: Kitting and labeling to the service-parts specification, handling order-to-order variation.
CUSTOMER RECEIVES: Completed service-parts kits ready for distribution.
RECORDS: Order-level record, bill of materials revision per kit variant.

Inventory reconciliation

RECONCILE

Used whenever customer-owned inventory needs to be tracked and accounted for through a process.

RECEIVES: Customer-owned material with an initial received quantity.
PERFORMS: Tracking of received, consumed, rejected, scrapped and remaining inventory throughout the process.
CUSTOMER RECEIVES: A reconciliation report accounting for all material movement.
RECORDS: Reconciliation report, scrap/rejection log, remaining-inventory count.

Light assembly

ASSEMBLE

Used when simple, non-complex assembly steps can be performed outside the main production line.

RECEIVES: Components and an assembly work instruction.
PERFORMS: Assembly per the documented instruction, with in-process checks.
CUSTOMER RECEIVES: Assembled sub-components ready for the next production step.
RECORDS: Assembly work instruction, in-process check log, first-piece approval.

Inspection & containment support

INSPECT

Used when a quality issue requires sorting, inspecting or containing affected material.

RECEIVES: Material affected by a known or suspected quality issue, plus the inspection criteria.
PERFORMS: Sorting and inspection against the defined criteria, with nonconforming material contained separately.
CUSTOMER RECEIVES: Sorted material with conforming and nonconforming quantities clearly identified.
RECORDS: Inspection criteria on file, sort result log, nonconformance containment record.

Short-term launch overflow

OVERFLOW

Used during a program launch when internal capacity is temporarily insufficient.

RECEIVES: Launch-related components or kits per the program's requirements.
PERFORMS: Temporary overflow capacity for counting, kitting or labeling during the launch window.
CUSTOMER RECEIVES: Launch-volume support without a long-term capacity commitment.
RECORDS: Launch window dates, volume log, transition plan back to internal capacity if applicable.

Allocated customer inventory storage

STORE

Used when a customer needs short-term, allocated storage tied directly to an active program.

RECEIVES: Customer-owned material designated for a specific program.
PERFORMS: Storage of the allocated material with tracked in/out movement.
CUSTOMER RECEIVES: Access to stored material on request, with a current inventory position.
RECORDS: Allocation record, movement log, current on-hand quantity.

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