Complete warehouse visibility from receiving to dispatch.
Track inventory, control storage locations and verify every stock movement through an RFID-enabled warehouse management system.
One connected process, from entry to exit.
RFID data is captured throughout the warehouse journey, creating accurate inventory records and better control over every stock movement.
Receiving
Record tagged cartons, pallets and products as they enter the warehouse.
Storage
Assign inventory to warehouses, zones, racks and shelf locations.
Inventory
Count and verify stock using handheld and fixed RFID readers.
Picking
Locate and confirm the correct products for each warehouse order.
Packing
Verify product quantities before goods are prepared for shipment.
Dispatch
Confirm outgoing inventory and automatically update stock records.
One inventory record follows every movement. RFID readers capture the product identity while the WMS manages quantity, location, workflow status and reporting.
Real-Time Visibility
Better control at every inventory checkpoint.
RFID hardware and warehouse software work together to improve accuracy, visibility and operational control.
RFID Receiving
Record tagged cartons, pallets and products as they arrive at the warehouse.
Storage Location Management
Assign stock to warehouses, zones, racks and shelf locations.
Fast Inventory Counting
Count and verify large quantities of tagged stock using handheld RFID readers.
Picking & Dispatch Verification
Confirm the correct items and quantities before products leave the warehouse.
Hardware captures the RFID data. The warehouse management system applies that data to the operational workflow.
Accurate Stock ControlHardware selected for your warehouse environment.
Hardware selected for yourReader type and placement are determined by the workflow, reading distance, warehouse layout and operating conditions.
UHF Bluetooth Portable Reader
UHF Long Range Integrated Reader
EVEN UHF Fixed Reader
UHF Industrial Reader
Turn RFID data into operational visibility.
RFID readers identify the inventory. The WMS records quantities, locations, movements, users and workflow status in one central platform.
The software workflow is configured around your operation. Integration requirements depend on your ERP, POS, existing database and warehouse processes.
See how one delivery becomes live inventory.
In this example, RFID tracks tagged cartons from warehouse receiving through storage, inventory verification and final dispatch.
This is an illustrative workflow. The final process, quantities and system rules are configured according to your warehouse operation.
Designed for operations that need accurate stock visibility.
The solution can be configured for different warehouse sizes, inventory types, environments and operational workflows.
Every deployment is site-specific. Reader type, antenna placement, RFID tags, network design and software integration depend on the facility.
Warehouses
General inventory storage, receiving, stock counting, picking and dispatch.
Factories
Raw materials, components, finished goods and production-related inventory.
Logistics Centres
High-volume receiving, sorting, temporary storage and shipment processing.
Distribution Centres
Centralized inventory control for goods distributed to customers or branch locations.
Cold-Storage Facilities
Temperature-controlled inventory using hardware and tags selected for the environment.
Retail Stockrooms
Back-of-store inventory, replenishment, stock verification and branch receiving.
Not sure whether RFID fits your warehouse? We can review the workflow, site layout, inventory type and integration requirements before recommending a design.
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Tell us about your warehouse layout, inventory type, current workflow and integration requirements. We will recommend the appropriate RFID hardware, software and deployment approach.