RFID warehouse
management solution.

Create a reliable record of what moves through your warehouse. We plan the hardware, read zones and software connections around your existing operation.

Plan your warehouse solution ↗

The warehouse workflow

Connect identification, movement and inventory checks in one workflow.

RFID warehouse workflow from tag encoding through receiving, stock counting and dispatch

Encode tags and link your goods

Associate each tag with the correct item or pallet record before it enters the warehouse.

Desktop RFID reader connected to a laptop and a standalone reader view

Record goods at entry and exit

Readers and antennas at a defined passage capture tagged goods as they move through.

Warehouse RFID portal with overhead antennas positioned across a passage

Readers and antennas for your read zones

Fixed readers connect to external antennas positioned around the goods being identified.

Four-port and eight-port fixed RFID readers

Fixed readers · Four and eight antenna portsPanel antennas · Placement matched to the read zone

Check stock on the shelves

Handheld and Bluetooth-connected readers support inventory checks across storage locations.

Pistol-grip RFID handheld and Bluetooth reader attachment

Identify goods during forklift movement

Match the read zone to a pallet tag or multiple item tags, depending on the workflow.

One pallet identifier

Define which pallet record should be associated with a movement, and test the read position during loading.

Multiple tagged items

Validate the load as a group, with rules for repeat reads and items outside the intended read zone.

A compact reader for mobile identification

An integrated reader combines the reader and antenna in one unit.

Integrated RFID panel reader with status indicator and connection cables

RFID labels for cartons and packaging

Choose label size and placement around the packaging and the identification task.

Four rolls of RFID labels showing their antenna inlays

Tags for metal and irregular surfaces

Metal assets need suitable tag designs. Select rigid or flexible options according to the mounting surface.

Rigid tags

Confirm the fixing method and operating conditions against the equipment being tracked.

Flexible tags

Test the proposed position on the actual asset before standardizing the installation.

Apply RFID where the work happens

Receiving, stock checks, internal transfers and dispatch are useful starting points.

ReceivingCycle countingInternal transfersDispatch verification

Make each read useful.

A tag read is the starting point. We scope how it becomes an accepted receipt, stock adjustment or movement record in your WMS or ERP, including how staff review exceptions.

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