A Radio Frequency Identification Tag carries an information chip and antenna unit that is capable of storing and transmitting information via radio frequency.

The great benefit is that both detailed information and the history of an item can be obtained without seeing or handling it.

Users can find, track, secure and count items faster and more accurately. It also affords easy access to large file stores, and the faster transiting of documents between locations.

RFID readers can obtain information at key points in the supply chain by activating the label through its antenna.

RFID is also particularly advantageous where document management and tracking are critical to ensure security, increased efficiency and accountability. It does this by significantly reducing the administration process. RFID information is also very difficult to counterfeit.

RFID improves employee productivity too, as it reduces the time needed for searching and retrieval. A spin-off is an improvement in customer service.

Easy and efficient traceability using RFID technology automates the tracking of products, documents and important files. It provides unique identification through individual tags attached to the envelopes, files or documents.

Increases outbound/inbound shipping accuracy. Reduces check in/out expense. Reduces dock to stock time.

Reduces inventory management and picking expense. Decreases case touches. Increases case/hour picking.

Improves data integrity and accuracy of shipments. Faster replenishment.

Automatically registers box quantities. Eliminates manual verification and staging of outbound goods.

Increases inventory visibility. Improves Security.

Real time inventory adjustments. Reduces inventory management expense. Improves data integrity.