Unambiguous identity
A box, batch and other relevant items can be identified throughout the process.
CLOSED-LOOP MILK MANAGEMENT
The right milk for the right child – with control all the way
Genitus links each physical milk unit with its digital records, from donor and receipt through scanning, delivery and documented use.
Request a demo- Donor
- Receipt
- Scan milk
- Child
ONE CONNECTED CHAIN OF CONTROL
Identity, scanning and workflow follow the milk
Every physical unit is given a clear identity. When milk is moved, treated, reserved or used, the control point is recorded in the same context.
Scanning at the transitions
The user verifies the correct unit, location and action where it matters most.
Documented events
The history is built while the work is carried out – not afterwards.
MOBILE SUPPORT IN THE WORKFLOW
Control and recording – where the work happens
The Genitus app makes key tasks available on mobile and links them to the same workflow and traceability as the main solution.
Scan and verify
Confirm that the correct container or batch is active and that the working context is correct before completing the action.
Complete tasks
Follow relevant orders and tasks without losing the context of the workflow.
Document immediately
Record administration and relevant deviations where the event happens, so the history is updated continuously.
PHYSICAL MILK UNIT + DIGITAL RECORDS
Two sides of the same event
The physical unit moves through the milk bank. The digital history explains who, what, where, when and why.
- Identity and label
- Location and status
- Screening and assessment
- Control points
- Automatic history
- Milk and child are confirmed
- Identity and label
- Location and status
- Screening and assessment
Closed-loop milk management
control around the physical milk unit
- Control points
- Automatic history
- Milk and child are confirmed
CONTROL WHERE IT MATTERS MOST
Transitions that can be checked – and understood
At receipt
Confirm donor, unit, time and the quantity received.
At treatment
Document the process and create a batch when pasteurisation produces a new physical unit.
On delivery
Check the reservation, unit, recipient and hand-over.
At use
Scan the milk and the child’s identity before use is recorded.
DIFFERENT MILK BANK PRACTICES
The same control principle – a different physical course
Raw milk
A container retains its identity through storage, delivery and use. Events remain linked to the same physical unit.
Pasteurised milk
One or more containers form the basis. After pasteurisation, the resulting physical unit continues through the workflow as a batch.
Would you like to see how the closed-loop workflow could fit into your workflow?
We start from the milk bank's needs, practices and scale.