Task and use cases
Who it is for
• Warehouses and production sites
• Asset and inventory accounting
• Vehicle checkpoints and parking
• Linen and industry-specific workflows
Problem
Without software, an RFID reader only produces a stream of events. Those events must become documents, statuses, reports and management decisions.
How it works
• The operator dashboard shows reads in real time
• The database links tag, object, responsible person and location
• Logs show who read what, where and when
• Reports show stock, movements and discrepancies
• API sends events to 1C, ERP, WMS, CRM and access control
Solution components
• Operator dashboard
• Tag and object database
• Event log and user roles
• Reports, API, webhooks and integrations
Limitations — clearly
• Software does not compensate for badly designed read zones
• Deep customization increases timeline and budget
• It is better to launch a typical scenario first and improve it with real data
FAQ
Can you connect existing RFID hardware?
In most cases yes; compatibility is checked during testing.
Where is data stored?
On the customer server or in the cloud, according to security policy.
Is there an API?
Yes, REST API, webhooks and scheduled exports.
See also
• 1C, ERP and WMS integration — /en/rfid-integraciya-1c
• Asset and inventory tracking — /en/rfid-uchet-tmc
• RFID for warehouses — /en/rfid-sklad