View the history of a specific SSCC in the Serialized Logistics application.


Before You Begin


Make sure that the SSCC is registered in Movilitas.Cloud.


Procedure


1. In the Serialized Logistics application, select the SSCCs and Packs --> SSCC history tab.


2. Enter the SSCC number in the SSCC field.


3. Click Get SSCC History.


The application displays:


SectionDescription
SummaryPool status, container status, and parent.
Pool HistoryThe actions performed on the SSCC and the status for each action.
Container HistoryThe actions performed on the container (physical item) and the result per action.
SSCC HierarchyThe underlying hierarchy of the SSCC up to the lowest child, with details for each level.

By default, the application displays only the SSCC under investigation with a summary of the next level:
  • Number of child containers (if any)
  • Number of child trade items (if any)


The user can expand each level for further details and the application displays data for the next level as described above. For example, for nested containers, the application shows the child container first, and then it shows the content of the child container after expanding the child container.


The SSCC can take one of the following statuses in the SSCC pool:


StatusDescription
AvailableThe SSCC is free to use.
AssignedThe SSCC is reserved for an activity.


The SSCC as a physical container can take one of the following statuses:


StatusDescription
ActiveThe container and its content are produced but not yet commissioned to the market.
CommissionedThe container and its content are commissioned to the market.
DecommissionedThe container and its content are decommissioned due to one of the following reasons:
  • Destroyed
  • Sampled
UnknownThe container (SSCC) was not known by Movilitas.Cloud.


If the SSCC is not in possession (shipped), the application informs the user in a pop-up that the provided data may not match the current reality.


The following example illustrates a container at the tertiary level that has four child trade items at the secondary level. Each child trade item has three packs at the primary level:



The following example illustrates a container not in possession (shipped). The application displays a pop-up informing the user: