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Arbees Asset Tracker

A web and Android asset tracking platform that gave Arbees verified on-site inspections, branch-level visibility, and a stronger audit trail across 77 bakery locations.

Web App
Android
Geo Location
QR Codes
Asset Tracking
Arbees Asset Tracker
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2

Connected workflows

A web dashboard for oversight and an Android app for field inspections working together.

Verified

Inspection proof

GPS and QR validation create a much stronger audit trail than manual inspection logs.

Delivery Highlights

GPS-verified inspections to confirm staff were physically on-site

QR workflows that tie inspection activity back to the exact asset

A central dashboard for branch-level asset and inspection visibility

Build Scope
Web App
Android
Geo Location
QR Codes
Asset Tracking

Each project here is framed around the operational or product shift it created, not just the tooling behind it.

01

The Challenge

Arbees operates 77 bakery branches and relied on manual inspections with no real-time visibility across the network. There was no reliable way to confirm inspectors were actually on-site, and missing assets across branches were going unnoticed until they became larger operational problems. The business needed a system that could centralise asset data, validate inspections in the field, and make losses or gaps easier to detect early.

02

Our Solution

We built an integrated asset tracking and inspection platform with two connected parts: a web app for managing branches, assets, inspections, and users, plus a native Android app for field inspectors. Inspections are validated through GPS location checks and QR code scans, so the system can confirm both where the inspector is and which asset is being reviewed. We also generated QR labels in Zebra printer format to fit Arbees’ existing hardware and operational setup rather than forcing a disconnected workflow.

03

Outcome

Arbees now has much stronger operational visibility across all branches, with verified inspection activity and a central record of asset status. Instead of relying on trust-based manual reporting, the business can see what has been checked, where it happened, and which assets require attention. That improves accountability, reduces blind spots, and makes it faster to identify issues before they turn into bigger losses.

Inspections are now tied to real locations instead of trust-based reporting
QR scans connect each inspection record to the correct asset
Branch managers and central teams can see inspection history in one place
Asset losses and gaps become easier to detect earlier
The platform fits existing hardware through Zebra-compatible QR label generation
Arbees now has a cleaner audit trail across its branch network
04

Key Figures

77

Branches covered

The platform was designed to manage asset inspections across a large multi-branch bakery network.

2

Connected workflows

A web dashboard for oversight and an Android app for field inspections working together.

Verified

Inspection proof

GPS and QR validation create a much stronger audit trail than manual inspection logs.

What We Shipped

1Location-verified inspections (GPS geofencing)
2QR code asset scanning
3Zebra printer label generation
4Branch-level asset registry
5Inspection scheduling and history
6Asset condition and status tracking
7Role-based access for inspectors and managers
8Audit-ready inspection reports

Stack

Native Android
Web Dashboard
Geolocation Services
QR Code Scanning
Zebra Printer (ZPL)
Asset Registry
Inspection Workflows

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