PTS Package Transport

Why it matters

A package is closed on the line, put in a warehouse location, then added to a shipment. When those three steps stay in separate books, the case can be found but not the shipment it left on. A missing record means a count difference and a wrong load.

How we help

PTS is the package transport record. A case or pallet leaves the line, sits in a warehouse location and joins a shipment. The three steps share one record.

It is not a government system and not the name of a new regulation. The pharma İTS Paket Transfer Sistemi is a separate file transfer. We cover that in the pharma serialization service and in the İTS notification article. PTS here is the movement record of a package in a manufacturing company.

Line

The case or pallet closed by the line receives an identity. The identity is the barcode or 2D code that was scanned. The lot, the unit or the quantity inside is written on the same record.

Warehouse

Goods receipt and put-away bind that identity to a location. Picking takes the right package from the location. A count compares the location record with the package in hand.

Shipping

Loading binds the package to a shipment. When the shipment needs a document, the e-document flow binds to the same record. The document itself lives in the e-invoice and e-document service.

We do not publish a client name or a completed PTS project. This is the work we take on today.

What we do

• Binding the case or pallet identity to the line record
• Warehouse location, goods receipt, picking and counting
• Shipping and loading record
• Lot, unit or quantity traceability
• Work order, stock and shipment exchange with WMS and ERP
• A link into the e-document flow when a document is required