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RFID IN YOUR WORKFLOW

Connect RFID identification
to your workflow

From supplier packing to receiving and inventory,
connect individual identifiers with documents, products and quantities.

Illustration of a warehouse operator checking goods with a handheld RFID reader
Application illustration
01 / SUPPLIER PACKING

Supplier RFID packing

Check packed goods and link cartons with items for traceability.

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02 / WAREHOUSE RECEIVING

Warehouse RFID receiving

Reconcile actual products and quantities with delivery data.

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03 / WAREHOUSE INVENTORY

Full warehouse RFID inventory

Define the inventory scope, capture stock and recheck quantity differences.

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CONNECTED WORKFLOW

From label selection to warehouse workflows

  1. 01

    Label & die selection

    Match specifications and processing conditions

  2. 02

    Printing & RFID encoding

    Confirm templates, encoding and verification

  3. 03

    Supplier packing

    Link cartons and items

  4. 04

    Warehouse receiving

    Reconcile received and expected goods

  5. 05

    Full inventory

    Capture, reconcile and recheck

START WITH THE BUSINESS

Define the workflow before selecting equipment

RFID capture is one part of the workflow. We first establish the objects, product data, document definitions and exception handling, then assess labels, equipment and system integration.

01

Understand the workflow

Objects, operating areas, inputs and outputs.

02

Sample and site validation

Test reading coverage, interference and exceptions.

03

Confirm implementation scope

Confirm equipment, software, interfaces and acceptance criteria.

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR NEEDS

Discuss your labels, printing and warehouse needs

Start with a label, a printer or an operational workflow.

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