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RFID Supply Chain And Warehouse Solution

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  • RFID Supply Chain And Warehouse Solution
RFID Supply Chain And Warehouse Solution

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KEY FEATURE OF RFID Supply Chain Solution

  • Seamless Asset Tracking: RFID tags can be attached to items of value, enabling businesses to monitor their location and movement throughout a facility or supply chain. 

  • Enhanced Security Levels: RFID-based antitheft systems offer a higher level of security by providing automated alerts and notifications when unauthorized movements or tampering occur. 

  • Efficient Inventory Management: By integrating RFID technology into inventory systems, businesses can streamline their operations, improve accuracy, and reduce inventory shrinkage. 

  • Access Control and Authentication: RFID technology can be utilized to control access to restricted areas, ensuring that only authorized personnel can enter. 

  • Integration with Existing Systems: RFID technology can seamlessly integrate with existing security infrastructure, making it a cost-effective solution. 


IMPLEMENTATION & VALUE POINT of RFID Supply Chain Solution


  • At present, the market is fiercely competitive. How to improve production efficiency and reduce operating costs is of crucial importance to enterprises. Warehousing and logistics management is widely used in various industries to design and establish a complete warehouse management process to improve the warehousing turnover and reduce the occupation of working capital so that the frozen assets become cash and reduce the costs caused by warehousing and elimination, An important part of production efficiency.

  • When goods arrive at either the distribution centre or the store, RFID readers are used to quickly count the shipments on an individual item-level. Because DC’s have far higher item throughput than stores, they often utilise automated RFID tunnels for this. Shipments entering the DC go directly onto a conveyor and are accounted for as they pass through the tunnel.

  • The system then compares inbound reads to the advanced shipping notice and updates the warehouse management system or ERP with accurate information. This process helps maintain the integrity of the stock system and also spots discrepancies early so they can be reconciled and fixed quickly (holding suppliers accountable for mistakes).

  • RFID tagging also helps companies with anti theft. A “geofence ” be configured between RFID tag and a reader that generates an alert when a tracked item that are not authorized to do so is taken outside the perimeter.