RFID Inventory Management

Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) is a wireless technology for automatic identification and tracking of tags attached to objects using electromagnetic fields.

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We help businesses identify, track, and optimize every item across their inventory, supply chain, and retail footprint using RFID-based automation.

From warehouses to retail shelves, our end-to-end system gives you the power to know WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, WHO, WHY, and HOW — in real time.

Types of RFID

Active

Power Source – Internal battery

Frequency Range – 433 MHz / 915 MHz

Reading Range – Up to 200 meters

Typical Applications – Logistics, vehicle tracking, high-value assets

Approximate Cost (INR) – 500–3000/tag

Passive

Power Source – No battery; powered by reader

Frequency Range – LF: 125–134 kHz HF: 13.56 MHz UHF: 865–960 MHz

Reading Range – 10 cm–15 m

Typical Applications – Retail inventory, library, animal tracking, access control

Approximate Cost (INR) – 4–30/tag

Semi-Passive (BAP)

Power Source – Battery powers chip; communicates via reader

Frequency Range – UHF: 860–960 MHz

Reading Range – 15–50 m

Typical Applications – Cold chain, supply chain, smart packaging

Approximate Cost (INR) – 800–4000/tag

How It Works

Identify

RFID Tags & Stickers uniquely mark each item

Capture

Handheld or fixed RFID Readers scan items in bulk

Exchange

All data flows into a cloud-based analytics platform

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Key Use-Case Benefits

Inventory Accuracy & Replenishment

Omnichannel Enablement

Faster Supply Chain

Smarter Insights. Smarter Decisions.

Key Applications

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