Packing
~40 minutes saved per day
Recurring packing-floor checks moved into a focused Power Apps workflow for structured operational checks and follow-up.
Power Apps · Power Automate · SharePoint
Packing Ops - Checkup
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Cool room control panel — log temperature 3 times daily.
Check pointAMMIDDAYPM
Defrost tank3.4°C3.1°C—
Defrost tank levelOKOK—
Evaporators 2 & 3 — room 31.8°C1.9°C2.0°C
Evaporators 1 & 4 — room 31.6°C1.7°C—
Room 23.0°C3.1°C3.0°C
Visual leak check — room 1PassPass—
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Sanitized reconstruction. Colors and layout match the delivered app; data is fictional.
Before
- Packing-floor operational records depended on manual handling rather than one focused workflow.
- Repeated checks across the day had to be recorded and followed up consistently.
- Cool-room, sanitation and equipment checks were part of the recurring operational workload.
After
- A focused Power Apps workflow guides repeated packing-floor checks across the day.
- Operational measurements and visual checks are captured in a structured interface close to the work.
- The delivered packing-operations workflow saves approximately 40 minutes per day.
Stack
Power AppsPower AutomateSharePoint
Timeline
- 01
Map
Identify the recurring packing-floor checks, measurements, exceptions and follow-up points.
- 02
Build
Turn the check cycle into a focused Power Apps workflow for operational users.
- 03
Run
Capture the checks where the work happens and keep the operational record structured.
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