Dirty intake - Clean output - Inventory and wash billing
Tracks dirty laundry intake and clean laundry output. Includes registration stations for new items such as sheets and uniforms, plus inventory and wash billing.
Dirty and clean laundry tracking (intake / output)
Laundry inventory management
Wash billing
New laundry registration station (sheets, uniforms, etc.)
Mix-up and loss prevention
Hospital system integration
Tracks dirty laundry intake and clean laundry output. Includes registration stations for new items such as sheets and uniforms, plus inventory and wash billing.
The Laundry Tracking System tracks dirty laundry intake and clean laundry output while also managing inventory and process tracking through stations where new laundry items such as sheets and uniforms are registered.
Hospitals are institutions that must stand out with antibacterial and cleaning services. If a dirty sheet is sent to a patient by mistake, it threatens patient health and damages the institution's reputation. Loss or theft of items also creates financial loss.
CALLVISION Laundry Tracking Systems provide dirty-clean laundry tracking, laundry inventory management and wash billing. With clean/dirty intake-output tracking and station monitoring, mix-ups and losses are prevented, and all data can be reported through hospital information system integrations.
Based on the provided PDF and field visuals, the system brings dirty area control, clean area transitions, textile counting and detailed AYANET reporting together inside a single operational model.
New item registration, clean entry, clean exit, dirty intake, stained intake, garment exit, repair, chip replacement and disposal are all recorded centrally.
Web-based AYANET screens report textile status, wash counts, room movements, critical stock levels and counting results.
RFID chips sewn into textile items support traceability throughout the textile life cycle with durability up to 200-250 washes.
Gate stations and desk terminals do more than counting; they record which item moved, when it moved, through which station and under which operation type.
The provided device photos are grouped here to show dirty-area gates, clean-area transitions, desk stations and operator screens in a dedicated slider.
Textile status dashboards, disposal reports, wash-count views and clean-area exit reports help management teams monitor efficiency, entitlement calculations and stock behavior in real time.
The system alerts the operator when an action is attempted outside the standard workflow and prevents incorrect registrations.
Reader and antenna layouts are tuned to the field so that bulk textile transitions can be tracked consistently.
Every process step can be reported, including consumption materials, energy visibility and wash data.
Tagged items are monitored at protected gates to reduce theft and loss while supporting CCTV-triggered alert scenarios.
The workflow logic is designed to reduce repeated reads and keep transaction records cleaner.
Passive textile chips support long-term tracking with a washable and field-ready structure.
The counting module lets teams start new counts, monitor progress and inspect found/missing textile results together with historical storage information.
The provided video and PDF catalog are now connected directly to the product page so the physical workflow and the project document can be reviewed together.
The video shows the physical use of the gate stations and operator screens directly inside the page.
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