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RFID Logistics & Warehousing

RFID Logistics & Warehousing Solutions

Automate receiving, storage, shipping and returns: tag goods and pallets, check them in by passing a portal, count with a handheld sweep and keep inventory accurate in real time.

Smart Warehouse

A warehouse that no longer counts by hand

As competition intensifies, efficiency and lower operating costs matter more than ever. A well-designed warehouse process speeds turnover, frees working capital and turns idle stock back into cash.

With RFID, tags on every package or pallet carry item, location and consignment details, while fixed or handheld readers at the warehouse and each distribution channel identify and track goods automatically.

Pallet & case trackingPortal check-inERP / WMS link
RFID portal WMS Receipt PO-2026 0 casesAwaiting check-in +6 cases✓ Received
A forklift carries a full pallet through the portal; every case tag is read and received automatically
Wholepallet read at once — no case-by-case scanning
4processes digitised: in, stock, out, returns
Livestock and location data
ERPauto-generates receipts and dispatch notes
Before & After

Four warehouse pain points

RFID gives back the time spent counting, searching and reconciling.

Today

  • Too many manual steps In and out rely on manual counts; stocktakes are slow and hard to compile.
  • Unclear material data Information is late, responses slow and nothing is traceable.
  • Missing quality data In, out and return data never close the loop; supplier ratings lack evidence.
  • Slow look-ups Large sites, many SKUs and lots of data mean repeated work and slow searches.

RFID warehouse

  • Automatic receiving Goods are checked in by passing a portal or a handheld sweep, and the ERP creates the receipt.
  • Real-time transparency Item, quantity, location and receiving time on demand.
  • Closed-loop data Every in, out and return is recorded as evidence for material and supplier ratings.
  • Quick search Handheld finder mode beeps near the target — no more rummaging.
System Architecture

RFID warehouse architecture

Data flows automatically from tags and read points to WMS / ERP.

1

Case / pallet tags

Pre-made from purchasing data with item, batch, location and consignment details.

2

Portal read points

At receiving and shipping docks and aisles, logging movements automatically.

3

Handheld scanners

For stocktakes, finding and put-away, syncing data in real time.

4

WMS / ERP

Generates receipts, dispatch notes and inventory reports automatically.

Connects to your existing ERP or warehouse system; barcodes and RFID can run side by side for a gradual switch.

Workflow

Four core workflows

The original workflow, fully powered by RFID.

Receiving

Pre-make tags from purchase data → tag cartons on arrival → read by fixed or handheld readers → ERP creates the receipt.

In-stock

Staff read tags by handheld → look up material data online → see stock levels, receiving time and more.

Shipping

Enter the requisition → add items by handheld or by driving past a fixed reader → confirm to create the dispatch note.

Installation & returns

Collect tags with parts → apply at the repair point on site → re-tag replaced parts for traceability.

Key Functions

Key functions

A clear history for every case and pallet.

Automatic portal check-in

Pass a portal with a full pallet to check it in or out — no missed or wrong counts.

Fast stocktakes

Bulk handheld reads slash stocktake time and keep records matched to stock.

Location management

Locations bind to goods and update instantly on put-away and transfers.

Wrong-shipment alerts

Instant alerts when shipped items or quantities do not match the order.

Shipment tracking

Records consignment and delivery points to follow every shipment.

Reports & analytics

Turnover, stock age and slow movers at a glance.

Use Cases

Applications

Anywhere that receives, counts and tracks in volume.

Raw-material stores

Batch control and first-in-first-out.

Distribution centres

Pallet flows, sorting and dispatch checks.

Store back rooms

Replenishment, transfers and counts.

Spare-parts stores

Issue, installation and return tracing.

E-commerce fulfilment

Fast multi-SKU picking with error-proof shipping.

Cold chain & medical

Lot, expiry and temperature records combined.

Benefits

Benefits of RFID

From mismatched records to real-time accuracy.

Much faster operations

Bulk reads replace item-by-item scans for faster in, out and counts.

Accurate stock

Automatic records cut human error and keep books matched to stock.

Faster cash turnover

Spot idle stock and free up working capital.

FAQ

FAQ

Where should RFID tags go?
Usually on cartons or pallets; they can also be combined with your barcode label so current processes are unaffected.
Can liquids or metal goods be read?
Liquids and metal affect reading; we use on-metal tags and adjust tag position and antenna angle, testing on site first.
Must everything be rolled out at once?
No. Start with one process such as receiving or counting, run barcodes and RFID side by side, then expand.

Need anti-theft, people counting or RFID planning?

Our specialist will survey your site and tailor a plan to your store type and budget, covering everything from product selection and installation to training and after-sales maintenance.

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