

Traceability
Material in a circular operation is received, sorted, regraded, processed, and resold, often across several sites. With lot tracking in place, your team can:
A lot's full history is one click away from the ticket that started it.
Track and Trace records each step a lot takes, so chain of custody is ready when an auditor, customer, or partner asks.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Loop ERP is built on NetSuite, the same platform used by enterprise operators, multi-site businesses, and high-volume processors. It handles multi-entity accounting, consolidated reporting across locations, high daily transaction volumes, and complex settlement structures without slowing down. If you are running one site today and five next year, you do not need to replatform to keep up.
Implementation time varies, depending on the number of locations, material streams, and integrations involved (scales, cameras, payment processors, third-party logistics). The Loop ERP team handles data migration, workflow configuration, integration, and training in parallel, and we work directly with your operations leads, not just IT, so the system matches how your business actually runs on day one.
Loop ERP provides implementation support, training for operations and finance teams, and ongoing technical support after go-live. Clients get access to documentation, how-to guides, and direct consultation with our team for troubleshooting, configuration changes, and new workflow setup. Support is handled by people who understand the difference between a ticketing issue and a grading exception, not a generic help desk working from a script.
Loop ERP runs on Oracle NetSuite, so your data lives inside enterprise cloud infrastructure with encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, and audit logging on every transaction. Ticket edits, grade changes, and settlement adjustments all carry a user stamp and timestamp. If a record is overridden or reclassified, you can see who did it and when, which matters for disputes, audits, and internal controls.
Each lot starts with the inbound ticket at the scale, which records weights, quality, and the supplier. From there, inspections, regrades, production steps with WIP and FG tags, and transfers all post as transactions tied to that lot. The outbound ticket closes the chain when material ships, so you can follow any lot from receipt to final sale.
Yes. Production transactions record the material that goes in and what comes out when you shred, sort, bale, disassemble, or otherwise process it. Loop ERP tracks input, output, yield, and recovery percentage, with WIP and FG tags following material through each stage, so you can see what each lot produced and compare results across materials or sites.
Because each lot's history is recorded in one system, you can search for every lot linked to a supplier, ticket, grade, or production run and see where that material went and who received it. From there you can open and assign corrective actions through Ticket Management so follow-up is tracked alongside the affected records.
It gives you the records those reports depend on. Chain of custody, provenance, recovery rates, and diversion percentages come from the same tickets and production transactions your team already enters, with photos and documents attached where captured. That makes it easier to answer auditor, customer, and partner requests, though meeting a specific regulation still depends on your own processes.