Noria Strata

QR tags for blocks, slabs & bundles One tag. From the quarry to your client.

Metal tags for blocks, printed tags for slabs and bundles. Your team scans them in the yard; your client scans the same tag and sees where their stone comes from.

One tag, from the saw to the clientSLB-2613-05
tag for the stone's whole life
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typing on any scan
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scan from the slab back to the quarry
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uses: inside the company and at the client
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Illustrative scenario

From the face to the client

One block, one tag, all the way to the client.

  1. 1Oct 1

    At the face, a metal tag.

    BLK-2641 comes out of face B-2 and gets its metal tag there and then. It stays on the block in the quarry, in the yard and on the road.

  2. 2Oct 1

    One scan, and the yard knows.

    The crane operator scans the tag with their phone. The block is recorded in zone A, row 2, with the time and the place.

  3. 3Oct 2

    At the saw, a tag on every slab.

    One scan at saw 2. Once it is cut, every slab gets its printed tag, and keeps its block.

  4. 4Oct 2

    The bundle travels with its tags.

    Bundle 19: eight slabs, a tag on each, and one on the bundle. The tags go with the stone, all the way to the client.

  5. 5Nov 3

    The client scans and sees the quarry.

    In Munich, the client scans slab 5 and sees where it comes from: the slab, the block, the face. The same tag, for you and for them.

01The right tag

Metal or printed. It travels or it stays.

Metal tags for blocks, made for the quarry, the weather and the years. Printed tags for slabs and bundles, from your own printer. Tags that travel with the stone to the client, and tags that stay in your yard.

  • Metal, for blocks
  • Printed, for slabs and bundles
  • With the stone to the client, or in your yard
Tags for every stone
  • MetalOn the block, from the face

  • PrintedOn every slab

  • On the bundleTravels with the stone

  • On the rackStays in your yard

02At every station

Scan it. The system knows where everything is.

In the yard, at the saw, on the racks: every scan changes the status and records the time and the place. When your client scans, you see that too. With no signal, the scan waits on the phone.

  • Every scan, with time and place
  • With any phone's camera
  • Even with no signal
Today's scans
Yard
Saw
Racks
Clients

    With no signal, scans wait on the phone, in their order, and go up as soon as there is a network.

    03For your client

    Your client scans. They see where it comes from.

    The tag stays on the slab and the bundle. Your client scans it with their phone and sees the stone's story: the slab, the block, the quarry it came from. Your stone sells with its origin.

    • The tag travels with the stone
    • With any phone's camera
    • From the slab back to the quarry
    What your client seesSLB-2613-05

    04The way you work

    With the codes you already have.

    Keep your own numbering and the tag carries it, with a QR code. A thermal printer for the yard, or plain A4 stickers for the office.

    • Your numbering, as it is
    • A thermal printer or plain A4
    • Synthetic tags for water and dust
    Your codes, printed

    And with a marker, to be safe

    A-117
    A-118
    B-204

    Synthetic label: withstands water and dust, for the yard

    The difference

    A label program prints a sticker. Noria Strata gives every stone its story.

    A label program gives you a sticker. Noria Strata ties the tag to the stone: every scan changes the status, records the place and opens the stone's story, for you and for your client.

    • Block, bundle, slab

      A tag for every form of the stone.

    • Metal or printed

      Metal for blocks, printed for slabs and bundles.

    • Any phone

      No special scanner, and no signal needed.

    • Time and place

      Every scan records where and when.

    • Travels or stays

      With the stone to the client, or in your yard.

    • Your codes

      Keep the numbering you have.

    • The passport

      The same tag opens the DPP.

    • Strata AI

      It tells you where any stone is and where it came from.

    With Strata AI

    Ask where any stone is.

    Strata AI answers from the scans: where a stone is, where it came from, who scanned it last.

    All about Strata AI
    Strata AI

    You: Where does slab SLB-2613-05 come from?

    From block BLK-2613, cut on saw 2 on Oct 2. It is slab 5 of bundle 14.

    From the scans of SLB-2613-05

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    Questions

    Labels & scanning: questions

    Metal tags for blocks, which spend months outdoors. Printed tags for slabs and bundles. Most companies use both.

    Not necessarily. A thermal printer for the yard, where tags must last, or plain A4 stickers for the office.

    It can. A tag on the slab or the bundle goes with it to the client. A tag on a rack stays in your yard.

    Yes, with any phone's camera. They see where their stone comes from: the slab, the block, the quarry.

    The scan is saved on the phone and syncs as soon as it finds a network.

    Yes. Keep your numbering and the tag carries it.

    The code, as a QR code and in letters. A printed tag can also carry the stone's essentials: size, thickness, finish.

    See your own stone
    inside Noria.

    With your blocks and your slabs.

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