An operations manager at a desk beside a cross-dock, the monitor showing the Rotion dashboard with crates per stage and a pickup proposal from Autopilot
IMG 053 · Dashboard, cross-dock · sample data on screen

Reusable packaging management platform

One record per asset,shared by every partner.

Rotion records who holds each crate, pallet, keg and IBC at every handover. Autopilot works on that record all day: it notices what is going wrong, proposes the fix with its reasoning, and acts once you approve.

Q · A

What is a reusable packaging management platform?

A reusable packaging management platform keeps one record per returnable asset and updates it at every handover between partners. Rotion adds an AI agent, Autopilot, on top of that record. The same data runs custody, partner balances, deposits, PPWR reuse reporting and the connections to your ERP, WMS and TMS.

  • Asset-level identity on the codes already on your fleet
  • Partners join with a phone and a link
  • Autopilot proposes, you approve

Field results from operators running Rotion across pools, retail and industry.

28%
S.01fewer assets lost
9%
S.02smaller fleet needed
575,310
S.03assets tracked
Some of the organizations we work with.
  • Kringwinkel
  • Aldi
  • Colruyt Group
  • Carrefour
  • Flanders' Food
  • Bike Republic
  • Brandweer
  • AMA
  • Proudd
  • Dressr
  • Stad Antwerpen
  • Major
  • Mivas
  • Horizons ISG
01Modules

Six modules, one record.

Every module reads from and writes to the same record per asset. Nothing is copied between systems, so nothing has to be reconciled.

Fig. 1 · One record, six modulesModules read and write the same record
02Platform

Everything the loop needs.

Fleet visibility, partner balances, the agent and reporting share one data model, so nothing needs reconciling. Pick a feature to see it.

Explore the platform
RotionFleet overviewPartner balancesAutopilotReuse reporting Autopilot
Fleet by regionassets
Assets412,300
In circulation71%
Idle at depots9%
Flanders82%
Wallonia74%
Netherlands68%
Northern France59%
utilization
Balance per customerAll regions · last 30 days
CustomerOutBackOpenDwell
Store 2214 Ghent1,2401,196445 d
Customer 1486064821221 d
DC Zellik2,3102,287232 d
Grower Hoogstraten1,5801,531497 d
Store 0917 Leuven640611296 d
Open total · assets357 · € 1,785 deposit value
Anomalies this week Autopilot
High
StockpilingRetailer 3 DC holds 1,140 more than its 90-day average
Review
Medium
Breakage spikeFiller 07 damage rate 3.1%, usually 0.8%
Review
Low
Slow returnsCarrier West average return 18 days
Review
PPWR reuse reportPPWR
2026 Q3 · all customers
Reuse rate93.4%
Cycles per asset14.2
Rotations1.2 M
CustomerRotationsReuse
Retailer 3412,30094.1%
Filler 07288,10092.7%
Grower co-op 2196,40095.3%
Export reportCSV · PDF · API
Sample data
03One crate

One crate, one history.

Follow one stacking crate through a week. Each scan lands on the same record, and each module picks up what it needs.

GRAI 8712345.00417.3 · stacking crateSample data
  1. Mon06:40

    Polder Fresh DC

    Dispatch scan, 48 crates on one SSCC.

    Deposits
    Statement lineCharged
    Noordhof Carriers
    48 × € 4.50
    Deposit
    € 216.00
    +2 h 35 min
  2. Mon09:15

    Noordhof Carriers

    Delivery confirmed at Store 2214.

    Partner portal
    HandoverConfirmed
    From
    Noordhof Carriers
    To
    Store 2214
    Confirmed on
    phone · 48 crates
    +4 d 8 h 47 min
  3. Fri18:02

    Store 2214

    4 days at the store, return not booked.

    Autopilot
    Autopilot flag
    Holds
    48 crates · 4 d
    Proposes
    Pickup on Saturday
    Confidence
    91%
    ApproveNot now
    +13 h 28 min
  4. Sat07:30

    Noordhof Carriers

    Pickup scan, 46 of 48 crates.

    Deposits
    Store 2214 balance2 open
    Picked up
    46 / 48
    Still open
    2 × € 4.50
    +6 h 40 min
  5. Sat14:10

    Wash center B

    Washed and inspected, cycle 18.

    Reuse reporting · Passport
    Stacking crateCounted
    Cycle
    18
    Condition
    ok
    Next
    back to Polder Fresh DC
04Autopilot

It notices first.

Autopilot watches every scan in your loop, flags what is going wrong, proposes the fix with its reasoning, and acts once you approve.

How Autopilot works

Polder Fresh DC returned 26% fewer crates than it received over the last three weeks.

Why

Issues to Polder Fresh DC stayed flat while returns dropped from week 38. Its stores on the Kempen route hold 340 crates past their usual 9 days.

Proposes

Send Polder Fresh DC a balance statement and add a pickup to Friday’s Kempen route.

ApproveEditconfidence 92%
Assets back in rotation this month1,280
Sample data

Straight answers.

What operations and supply chain teams ask before they book a demo.

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Q.01What does Rotion do that our ERP does not?

Your ERP counts packaging as stock per partner. Rotion keeps a record per asset with its holder, location, cycles and condition, shared with every partner in the loop. It runs alongside your ERP and connects to it, see integrations.

Q.02Which assets can Rotion manage?

Crates, trays, totes, pallets, pallet boxes, IBCs, kegs, roll cages and reusable cups or takeaway containers. Each asset type carries its own dimensions, deposit and lifecycle rules, and one account can run several types and loops at once.

Q.03Do we need new labels or hardware?

No. Rotion reads the QR codes, barcodes, RFID tags and GS1 GRAI identifiers already on your fleet and turns each one into a digital packaging passport. Labels are printed only for assets that carry none.

Q.04What does Autopilot add?

Autopilot is the AI agent on top of every scan. It notices anomalies such as assets overdue at a partner, proposes the next action with its reasoning and a confidence score, and acts once you approve. See how Autopilot works.

Q.05How long does it take to go live and what does it cost?

Most teams go live in weeks, starting with one flow and adding partners one at a time. Rotion Starter begins at 150 euros a month with 14 days free, and larger fleets are priced by asset volume. See pricing.

Further reading.

A carrier driver hands a delivery note to a dock supervisor beside a pallet of stacked grey reusable cratesIMG 052 · DC Zellik · 50.8889N 4.2725E
05 · Start[ SCAN 0x3F2B ]

See your loop on one record.

Most teams go live in weeks, on the codes already on their fleet.