Why It Matters
Counting stock by hand is slow, and errors build up. With RFID, many items can be read at once and movement through doors and zones is recorded without anyone scanning each box.
What You Get
Tag Items or Cartons
Attach RFID tags to products, cartons or pallets.
Bulk Reading
Read many tags in one pass.
Gate Readers
Record items as they move in or out.
Fast Stock-Takes
Complete counts in a fraction of the time.
StoreFlow Link
Stock updates feed directly into StoreFlow.
Locate Items
Find items by tag.
Simple to Set Up, Easy to Run
Tag stock
Items are tagged on receipt or at the warehouse.
Place readers
Readers go at doors, shelves or handheld.
Sync to inventory
Counts and movements update your stock system.
What Changes for You
- Much faster stock-takes
- Fewer counting errors
- Visibility on movement
- Less time lost to manual scanning
What We Supply
- RFID tags
- Readers and handhelds
- StoreFlow integration
- Installation and training
Every deployment is scoped to your site. Custom requirements welcome.
Where It's Used
Common Questions
Is RFID better than barcodes?
RFID reads many items at once without line of sight, which suits high-volume counting. Barcodes remain cheaper for some uses, and we advise on which fits.
Can tags go on metal or liquid products?
Some tag types are designed for these surfaces. We confirm tag choice for your products.
Often Paired With
Supply Chain & Logistics
Procurement, warehousing, dispatch, delivery tracking and supplier management.
Learn moreWarehouse & Inventory
Control stock levels, locations, movements, transfers and supplier orders.
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Real-time vehicle tracking, drivers, maintenance, fuel costs and trip logs.
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