A missing state seal or a cap closed at the wrong torque rarely shows up on a spec sheet — it shows up on a truck, or worse, on a shelf. Aptagram SealGuard is computer-vision software built to catch exactly that, on the line, before it ever leaves the plant.

Built to keep the line moving

Every stopped line costs money, so SealGuard is designed to work at line speed rather than force one. A camera trained on your line reads every bottle as it passes and flags non-conformities the instant they happen — an operator can act before a bad case ever reaches a truck, instead of finding out from a customer complaint.

What SealGuard checks

Two things, done reliably: state seal and revenue stamp presence, and cap or closure verification — across the dozens of bottle shapes and glass colors a real beverage line actually runs. Non-conformities trigger configurable line-stop and email alerts, and results feed back into your management software: production statistics, non-conformity reporting, and images linked to customer orders.

It's deliberately narrow. Rather than trying to be a general-purpose vision system on day one, SealGuard focuses on the two checks that cause the most rework on a bottling line — extendable to other product-specific checks case by case, once the core detection is proven on your line.

Proven on a real line: Zanin 1895

Zanin 1895 — a historic Italian distillery producing over three million bottles across more than fifty products — runs two high-automation lines at 9,000 bottles an hour each. At that speed, roughly 1% of production needed rework: a missing or misapplied state seal, an incorrectly closed cap, or a case shipped with a missing bottle. Occasional, but unacceptable for a distillery built on product perfection, and previously catchable only by having someone watch the line.

An advanced camera was installed over the line and interfaced with SealGuard. The system now flags anomalies to the operator as they happen, removing the need for a constantly attentive line watcher and cutting the risk of shipping a non-compliant bottle to nearly zero — around 60 non-conformities caught per 8-hour shift.

An AI chatbot that answers a question about your documents is not new. One that lets you click on the answer and land on the exact page — with the exact paragraph highlighted — is what makes the difference between a nice demo and something you can actually trust.

Aptagram Metis is our AI chatbot for asking questions about a document — a manual, a procedure, a contract, a datasheet — and getting an answer in plain language, backed by a citation you can click and verify in seconds.

Ask like you'd ask a colleague

Upload a PDF and start asking. No indexing project, no search syntax, no scrolling through a table of contents to find the right section — just a question, typed the way you'd ask a colleague who happens to have read the whole document.

Click a citation, see the source — highlighted

Every answer names the pages it's based on as clickable buttons. Click one and the original document opens in a side panel, already scrolled to the right page, with the exact paragraph the answer relied on highlighted. The answer stays on screen while you check the source, so nothing gets lost switching between files or apps.

Built for wherever a wrong answer has a cost

Metis fits any team that lives inside dense documents and can't afford to guess: technical and maintenance manuals for machinery and equipment, compliance and safety procedures, contracts and other legal documents, internal know-how and SOPs. If it's a document your team keeps searching by hand, it's a good fit for Metis.

Same idea every time: a fast, plain-language answer, and a source you can put in front of anyone — a colleague, an inspector, a customer.

Rigid count sheets. No real sense of how far along a count actually is. Operators who end up confirming the quantity they see on screen instead of really counting. Then a scramble to reconcile everything in the ERP once it's all "done."

Aptagram WMS treats inventory counts as a normal, agile operation — not an annual ordeal.

Count exactly what you want, whenever you want

Every count starts from a scope you define: any set of locations and any set of products, combined however you need — one bin, one aisle, one product family, or the whole warehouse. There's no rigid pre-generated list to work through top to bottom; each location pulled into scope becomes its own trackable task.

Bin by bin, with progress you can see

As bins get counted, a live progress bar updates — bins done versus bins left, shown as both a fraction and a percentage. Run several counts at once and each one tracks its own progress independently, so it's always clear how far along things are, and whether one has stalled.

Fast when you can be, precise when you need to be

Most counts don't need serial-level detail — just a quantity, scanned fast, line after line. So that's the default: count without entering serial numbers at all. Only when a line's total doesn't match does the count drop down to serial level, to pinpoint exactly where the difference is instead of re-checking everything.

Blind counts, for a count that means something

The expected quantity can be hidden from the operator entirely. Without a number to confirm against, what gets recorded is what's actually on the shelf — not an anchor the operator unconsciously counts toward.

Synced with Business Central, on your terms

How a count lands in Business Central is fully configurable: post immediately, stage it as a journal for someone to review first, or run it fully interactive with a detailed check before anything posts. Either way, every movement — reason code, document, quantity — is tracked and traceable back to the count that produced it.

One pivot, every angle on the differences

Once a count closes, the differences it found — by quantity and by value — are ready to slice in a dynamic pivot view: group by bin, by product, by task, or stack several levels at once, with requested quantity, counted quantity, delta, and cost delta all summarized live. Instead of scrolling a flat list looking for what changed, you land straight on where it changed and how much it's worth.

An inventory that tells you the truth, not what you expected to hear.

Complete a phase and the system moves on by itself — to the next phase, or straight to the finished-product output.

Most warehouse software hands off to a completely different system the moment goods enter production. Aptagram WMS doesn't.

Production orders, guided like any other task

Work phases show up on the same devices and the same barcode-driven workflow your operators already use for picking and putaway. No separate tool, no separate login, no re-training — the shop floor runs on the same rails as the rest of the warehouse.

Pick ahead, consume on completion

Operators pick components to the bench in advance, phase by phase, using the same guided picking flow used everywhere else in the warehouse. Completing a phase is what actually consumes them — triggering the next phase, or, on the final one, the finished-product output.

One system, one truth

Production progress and stock movements update Business Central together, in real time. There's no gap between what's on the shop floor and what the ERP thinks is on the shop floor.

And it feeds straight into full traceability

Every component consumed this way becomes part of the finished product's serial genealogy — the same chain we covered in our previous post. Property sets, component lineage, shipment history: it's all one continuous data trail, starting right here at the production bench.

Warehouse and production, finally running off the same data.

Aptagram WMS doesn't stop at "this serial exists" — it builds the full data trail behind it, automatically.

Property sets — a data sheet per serial

When a unit goes through testing, its results are captured as a property set: a structured dictionary of values — test readings, calibration data, pass/fail, whatever matters for that product — linked straight to the serial. No spreadsheets, no manual re-entry: the data is generated at the test bench and queryable forever after.

Component serials → finished product

For components that carry their own serial numbers, Aptagram WMS tracks exactly which ones went into which finished product as it moves through the production workflow. Ask any finished-product serial "what's inside you?" and get a precise, real answer — not a best guess from a batch record.

All the way to the customer

That same chain extends past the production floor: which finished-product serial shipped, on which delivery note, to which customer. One continuous thread, from raw component to receiving dock.

If a component ever needs a recall or a warranty check, you're not searching — you're looking it up.

Every version bump gets postponed. Support windows close. New Business Central features stay out of reach. And the longer you wait, the bigger the jump gets.

Migration is one of the things we've done longest — multi-decade experience across Navision, every version of Dynamics NAV, and Business Central, on-premises and cloud.

Multi-decade migration experience

We've moved companies across nearly every version jump Microsoft has shipped: on-prem to on-prem, on-prem to cloud, and everything in between. There isn't a legacy version we haven't already seen up close.

Tools matured over real projects

Our migration toolset isn't built fresh each time — it's refined project after project, which is exactly why our migrations move faster and break less. Every edge case we've hit already has a known answer.

Fast, cost-effective delivery

A mature process means less downtime, fewer surprises, and a budget you can actually plan around. Migration doesn't have to mean months of uncertainty.

Training and real post-go-live support

Your team learns the new version properly, and we stay close after go-live — not just until the invoice is sent. A migration isn't finished when the data lands; it's finished when your team is comfortable running it.

Your ERP shouldn't be the reason you're standing still.

A missing wrench. A machine overdue for service. A maintenance log buried in someone's notebook, or nowhere at all.

Aptagram Maintenances is our web portal and mobile app built to make tool and machine maintenance simple, organized, and stress-free — for a handful of tools or a whole fleet of machines.

Organize with ease

Categorize every tool by type, location, and model, with clear maintenance schedules and defined frequencies so nothing gets overlooked. What used to live in someone's memory now lives in one place everyone can check.

Scan & go

Built-in barcode scanning works with any standard smartphone camera, speeding up inventory checks and tool tracking. No dedicated hardware to buy or manage.

The system guides you

Let it schedule your tasks and simply follow the workflow, with a full history of every task, outcome, and inventory count. Need a report? Generate and print one in seconds.

Robust role management

Information goes only to the roles that need it: no unauthorized access, no unauthorized changes. Everyone sees exactly what their job requires — nothing more, nothing less.

Easy, clean, and safe — that's the whole idea.

Manual picking. Paper trails. Stock counts that never quite match reality.

If any of those sound familiar, you already know what a warehouse without the right tooling costs you: slower fulfillment, more errors, and a stock count that's more guess than fact by the time anyone checks it.

Aptagram WMS is our warehouse management platform, built to get rid of all three — fast, reliable, and available on whatever device is already in your operators' hands.

Built for speed

Guided picking and putaway workflows, barcode-driven from start to finish, are designed to minimize errors and maximize execution speed. Operators follow the system instead of a paper list, and every scan confirms that the right product went to the right place.

Built for reliability

Instant consistency checks run the moment a product, serial, or lot is scanned, with bin-level stock visibility always up to date. There's no end-of-day reconciliation to dread — what the system shows is what's actually on the shelf.

Runs everywhere

PC, Mac, smartphone, tablet, iOS, Android, and industrial handheld scanners — Aptagram WMS runs on whatever device is already on your floor. One platform, every device, no fleet left behind.

Cloud or on-prem, your call

Aptagram WMS is natively integrated with Microsoft Business Central, whether you run BC as SaaS in the cloud or on-premises. The sync is real-time and two-way either way, and a built-in monitor keeps the connector queue and logs visible, so nothing silently falls out of sync.

This is warehouse management that keeps up with the warehouse.

Every warehouse manager knows the question. With paper-based or half-integrated systems, the honest answer is often "somewhere between receiving and the shelf, we think."

Aptagram WMS is built to answer it precisely, every time.

Serial & lot detail on demand

Full history for every serial number, including associated lots and custom property sets — technical specs, test results, whatever matters for that product — structured for instant lookup. No digging through spreadsheets or paper files: the answer is one query away.

Full movement history

The entire lifecycle of a product, from receipt to shipment, is tracked: every movement, reason code, and related document, traceable end to end. If something needs explaining, the trail is already there.

Beyond the warehouse

Aptagram WMS also coordinates production orders and work phases alongside stock movements, so manufacturing and logistics run off the same real-time data instead of two disconnected systems that need reconciling by hand.

Always in sync with Microsoft Business Central

No manual reconciliation, no end-of-day imports. What's true in the warehouse is true in Business Central, in real time — the two never drift apart.

Total visibility, zero guesswork.