Warehouse Management System
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RFID tags are attached to items such as products, pallets, or containers, enabling them to be tracked throughout the warehouse.
RFID readers are strategically placed at key locations, such as entry/exit points, storage areas, and loading docks.
Warehouse staff use the WMS to perform various tasks, including inventory management, order fulfillment, receiving, picking, packing, and shipping, leveraging RFID technology to optimize processes and improve efficiency.
Warehouse Management with RFID Technology
An RFID warehouse management system utilizes RFID technology to automate various warehouse processes, including inventory tracking, order fulfillment, and asset management.
Warehouse Management Software Centralized software platform that integrates RFID data with other warehouse operations, including inventory control, order management, and warehouse optimization.
RFID readers installed throughout the warehouse premises communicate wirelessly with RFID tags, enabling rapid and accurate identification of items and real-time data capture.
Integration Interfaces facilitate seamless integration with other warehouse systems, such as enterprise resource planning software and transportation management systems.
The system offers endless features, including:
RFID boosts inventory accuracy, minimizing stock issues.
RFID cuts labor, errors, and time in warehouse tasks.
RFID speeds up operations, boosting productivity and satisfaction.
RFID ensures traceability, meeting regulations and standards.
RFID systems scale effortlessly to warehouse demands.
RFID automates and integrates operations for smoother workflows.
Three Key Components for Effortless Advancement
Real-Time Inventory Visibility
RFID technology enables warehouses to achieve real-time visibility into their inventory levels and locations. By tagging each item or pallet with a unique RFID tag, warehouses can accurately track the movement of goods throughout the facility without relying on manual scans or line-of-sight barcode readings.
Increased Efficiency in Goods Handling
RFID technology streamlines the process of receiving, storing, picking, and shipping goods within the warehouse. RFID tags can be read automatically and wirelessly, eliminating the need for manual scanning of individual items.
Enhanced Asset and Workforce Tracking
RFID technology enables warehouses to track not only inventory items but also assets such as equipment, tools, and vehicles, as well as the movements of warehouse personnel. By tagging assets and employees with RFID tags or badges, warehouses can monitor their locations and activities in real-time.
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Case Studies
Retail Shop
Increase inventory accuracy, boost process efficiencies and reduce out-of-stocks with item-level tagging. Poxo(Poxo RFID Automation) for retailers can provide full inventory visibility from warehouse to individual retail outlets. In addition, stock taking which typically require a few days can be done within minutes with mobile RFID devices.
Warehouse
Improve efficiency and accuracy throughout your entire warehouse operation with RFID Fixed Gantry for automated inventory update. Streamline receiving, put-away, picking and shipping operations with greatly simplified tracking process by taking only a fraction of the time it would otherwise have taken to count and monitor the items manually with Poxo(Poxo RFID Automation).
Racking & Forklifts
Automatically verifying pallet identification and rack/door location to avoid mis-shipments or erroneous placements, Poxo(Poxo RFID Automation) for forklift’s customization can provide pinpoint load location, assign dynamic routing, monitor load time, reduce empty moves, and improve the overall productivity and utilization of your forklift fleet.