Inventory & Material Management in Retail Stores
Simplify Inventory Management
Large amounts of merchandise are usually present at retail warehouses and distribution centres. The management of this inventory is critical to the firm’s operation. Instead of scanning each item individually, Radio-Frequency Identification allows for bulk scanning of this inventory. It also allows for data collection for use in traditional warehouse and distribution operations.
How it works
TAG ITEMS
Scrubs and linens have Radio-Frequency Identification tags that can endure laundry (different wash cycle ratings are available depending on the version). The tag is frequently heat sealed, sewn, or implanted. Serialisation is conceivable from the aspect of traceability due to the Radio-Frequency Identification tag's extra duty as a distinguishing identifier for the product.
RFID READER
Radio-Frequency Identification handhelds can be used to accomplish cycle counts and physical inventory counts. The key advantage of data collection over a barcode or manual count is its speed. This approach allows businesses to undertake inventory counts more regularly, which increases inventory accuracy.
DATA COLLECTION
The data acquired can be used in business discussions, such as inventory tracking in a retail establishment. Furthermore, the ability to do cycle counts and physical inventory counts in a more cost-effective and efficient manner provides immediate information on deviations.
Valuable Workflows
AUTOMATE CYCLE COUNTS/ PHYSICAL INVENTORY COUNTS
RFID handhelds can help you count your inventory fast and precisely. Choose between a guided (see variances while scanning) and blind count (just see what has been counted).
INVENTORY TRACKING
Use strategic read points to collect inventory movement as it moves across your facility. Examples include the Dock Door, as well as pick lanes and staging locations!