Item-level Visibility
In retail, RFID means knowing where every single item is
RFID shows retailers exactly which items reached which store, which moved from back room to floor, which need refilling — and which are leaving without being paid for. With that insight you prevent out-of-stocks without overstocking.
As Nedap's Taiwan distributor, Gold-Pick supplies Nedap retail RFID readers and the iD Cloud platform, and handles store planning, installation, system integration and nationwide support.
Item-level inventoryOmnichannelRFID loss prevention
25,000+connected stores (Nedap figures)
100,000+readers in the field
60+brands using Nedap
98%+on-shelf availability of key sizes (Nedap case)
Store Journey
RFID at every step of retail
One tag follows the item from supply chain to customer.
DC shipment validation
Read cartons before dispatch so missing, extra or wrong items are caught before leaving the DC.
Fast store receiving
Sweep cartons to receive — no unpacking to check item by item.
Counting & refill
Handhelds or ceiling readers count stock, and the system suggests which sizes to bring out.
RFID checkout
iD POS Pro reads items and releases security at the till for faster checkout.
Exit loss prevention
iD Gate Pro or iD Top detects unpaid items and identifies exactly which one.
Omnichannel fulfilment
Store stock accurate enough to sell online: click & collect, ship-from-store and transfers.
Use Cases
Four Nedap retail RFID use cases
As defined by the Nedap iD Cloud platform.
Product availability
Know what is available, where it is and what needs attention — higher on-shelf availability, fewer manual checks.
Omnichannel fulfilment
Store stock reliable enough to sell across channels, supporting ship-from-store, pick-up and flexible delivery.
Detect & prevent shrink
Item-level data plus event data flags suspicious movement and reduces false alarms.
Supply chain visibility
Track stock from source to store, improving inbound and outbound accuracy and cutting waste and lost sales.
Nedap Hardware
Nedap retail RFID hardware
Gold-Pick, Nedap's Taiwan distributor, supplies, installs and supports nationwide.
Overhead reading
Nedap iD Top
Ceiling RFID reader for exit loss prevention and zone inventory.
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Entrance reading
Nedap iD Gate Pro
RFID exit gate that identifies unpaid items at item level.
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Point of sale
Nedap iD POS Pro
RFID reading and tag release at checkout, updating stock as you sell.
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Store counting
RFID handheld
Counting, finding, receiving and tag encoding.
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A roll-out that starts with one store
Following Nedap's recommended approach: prove the value, then scale.
Pick one challenge
Such as out-of-stocks, count errors or shrink.
Validate the case
Quantify results in pilot stores.
Create item visibility
Tags, readers and iD Cloud go live.
Connect core systems
Link ERP, POS, OMS and e-commerce.
Expand use cases
Extend from store to supply chain and omnichannel.
Other Industries
RFID for other industries
Gold-Pick also plans complete RFID systems for manufacturing, logistics, assets, records, libraries and transport.
RFID Smart ManufacturingAutomatic WIP reporting and traceability.RFID Industry 4.0Machines, materials and systems connected by IoT.RFID Logistics & WarehousingPortal receiving, fast counts and dispatch checks.RFID Tool ManagementTool loans, location and FOD control.RFID Fixed AssetsAsset audits, movement tracking and security.RFID File ManagementFile location, loan tracking and classification.RFID Library ManagementSelf-service loans, stocktakes and security.RFID Smart TransportationFree-flow tolling and vehicle access.
FAQ
FAQ
How does RFID differ from traditional EAS tags?
EAS only knows "paid or not"; every RFID tag has a unique ID, so beyond security it supports counting, replenishment, tracking — and identifies exactly which item left.
Must we replace our current systems to adopt RFID?
No. Nedap iD Cloud acts as an integration layer between ERP, POS, OMS and WMS, adding item-level RFID data without replacing your IT landscape.
Who applies the RFID tags?
Ideally suppliers apply tags at source before shipping; stores can also encode and tag items with handhelds. Gold-Pick helps define tag specs and encoding.
Which retail formats suit RFID?
Apparel, footwear, sporting goods, beauty and luxury — higher-value, many-SKU categories — benefit most.
Figures: public information on the Nedap website (nedap.com/retail).