Three problems you'd recognise from this morning
Problem
Handwritten IDs nobody can read
Vitum
One QR scan replaces them.
Problem
Phoning customers to find empties
Vitum
The agent asks them for you.
Problem
Running out because you don't know what's empty and ready
Vitum
Empty-vs-full planning.
The reframe
Everyone sells you a way to look at your containers. We hand you the euro.
What you do today
You buy replacement IBCs and crates every year for the ones you can't find — and phone customers one by one to hunt the empties.
What Vitum delivers
The chase runs at scale from your own customer list; you recover what's out, and instrument only the units that keep going missing.
From phone-around to euros, in three steps
Diagnose (2 min, free)
The web diagnostic estimates euros-at-stake from six numbers — because the loss, not the filing, is what pays for this.
Prove (€2–4K, one month)
We run the chase and the analysis on your ERP/SAP dispatch-and-return export plus your customer list — empties located, rotation and over-buying quantified. No hardware, no procurement.
Deploy
The platform captures the savings; instrument only the chronic non-returners the analysis exposed.
What you get
QR identity on every container
One scan replaces the handwriting nobody can read.
Custodian chase agent
Asks your customers how many empties they hold — so your team stops phoning one by one.
Empty-vs-full planning
Know which are empty and ready before you send the truck; stop the factory stockout.
Rotation & fleet-sizing
Stop buying crates and IBCs you already own but couldn't find.
Envalora export
The reusable-packaging declaration, ready before 28 February — built from the same custody record.
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