
Snack Brands Australia (SBA), established in 1998, is a Sydney-based renowned snack food manufacturer known for its high-quality snacks like Samboy, Thins, Kettle, CC's, and Cheezels.
SBA has a strong reputation and loyal consumer base, emphasising innovation and sustainability. It currently operates three Sydney sites consisting of a new DC in Orchard Hills, and their plants in Smithfield and Blacktown. A new plant in Orchard Hills will replace the latter two in 2024.
SBA needed to ensure that only authorised vehicles were entering site, while also capturing reliable safety, compliance and weight data across all movements.
Manual gate processes, paper-based compliance checks and disconnected weighbridge systems created administrative overhead, increased risk, and limited real-time visibility.
SBA required a solution that would connect site access, Chain of Responsibility (CoR), vehicle movements and weighbridge data into a single, auditable system of record.
By implementing Mobiledock, SBA has been able todigitise inbound operations and provide real-time visibility of site activity. As part of its ongoing optimisation, SBA extended its Mobiledock deployment to include automated site access control, digital CoR capture and integrated weighbridge data collection.
Verified Instant Access – Full Control of Site Entry
SBA has extended its Mobiledock deployment with Verified Instant Access, enabling 100% control of all vehicles entering site. An ongoing Access Code is issued to contractors, couriers and all authorised drivers, providing a secure and consistent method for managing site access.
Each authorised driver is assigned a permanent Access Code aligned to SBA’s access rules. On arrival, drivers enter their code at the gate, which automatically validates their authority to enter, updates their booking or visit status in real time, and allows access only when conditions are met. Vehicles without a valid code are denied entry.
This ensures SBA has complete visibility and control of every vehicle on site—scheduled or unscheduled—removing uncontrolled arrivals, reducing congestion at entry points, improving safety and compliance, and eliminating the need for manual gate checks.
Digital Chain of Responsibility (CoR) Capture at Driver Kiosks
All drivers complete Chain of Responsibility (CoR) declarations at on-site driver kiosks as part of the check-in process. CoR questions are presented digitally and aligned to SBA’s safety and compliance requirements.
Driver responses are captured in real time and automatically linked to the relevant booking within Mobiledock, creating a complete, time-stamped compliance record for each vehicle movement. This removes paper-based processes and ensures CoR compliance is consistently captured before vehicles proceed on site.
SBA gains a reliable, auditable CoR trail across all vehicle types, improving safety oversight, regulatory compliance and confidence in driver readiness.
Weighbridge Integration – Automated Weight Capture and Reporting
All agronomy and waste delivery and collection drivers are directed through SBA’s entry and exit weighbridges. Drivers enter their Mobiledock Booking PIN at the weighbridge, linking the vehicle, movement and weight data to the correct booking.
Gross and tare weights are captured automatically at entry and exit, with the data sent directly into Mobiledock and recorded against the booking details in real time. This removes manual data entry and ensures accurate, consistent weight capture.
Weighbridge data is automatically made available to SBA for reporting purposes, providing clear visibility across agronomy and waste movements and supporting traceability, compliance and data confidence.
Looking Ahead
With Verified Instant Access, digital CoR capture and integrated weighbridge functionality embedded into Mobiledock, SBA has established a scalable, future-ready platform that delivers end-to-end visibility and control across site operations—supporting safer, more compliant and more efficient outcomes as complexity and volumes grow.