KegScan
Live in productionTrack returnable assets with a phone camera
Businesses that own returnable assets lose them. Kegs, cylinders, crates and containers leave the depot, pass through customers and distributors, and come back only if someone records them. That record depends on a person reading a serial number stamped into dirty metal and typing it in correctly.
KegScan replaces that step with a photograph. Staff point a phone at the asset, and the serial is read, checked against your own list of assets and recorded. There is no specialist scanner to buy, no barcode or tag to apply, and nothing to retrofit to assets you already own.
It answers the three questions a business asks about returnable assets. Is this one of ours, where has it been, and how many are still out there.
It works inside the software you already use, so the reading happens where your team already works rather than in another application they have to remember to open.
Your asset list stays yours. It is never shared with, or combined into, another customer's data.
Reading damaged metal is genuinely hard, and we do not publish an accuracy figure yet. Measurement against a controlled set of field photographs is under way. Clean stamps read reliably and heavily damaged surfaces are less certain. We would rather tell you that now than have you find out later.
A demonstration is available on request.