Logistics
RFID logistics and shipment tracking
A record of which pallet went on which vehicle and where it has been, without anyone typing it in.
The most expensive question in logistics is where a shipment is right now. If the answer comes from phoning around, it arrives late and incomplete.
Readers at loading and unloading points answer it automatically. Which pallet went onto which vehicle, and which gate it passed through, gets recorded without manual entry.
What the system does
Load verification
Pallets loaded onto a vehicle are checked against the dispatch order, so a missing or wrong pallet is caught at the door.
Gate events
Passes at the warehouse, the cross-dock and the customer site are time-stamped, and the shipment history builds itself.
Returnable asset tracking
Pallets, crates and containers that are supposed to come back are traced to whoever still holds them, which makes the cost of losses visible.
Proof of delivery
A read at the delivery point records what arrived and when, so a dispute becomes a data question rather than an argument.
Integrations
The deployment does not replace your existing system; it feeds data into it.
- TMS
- ERP
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