Technologies
RFID Technology for Retail
Know what you have, where it is and when it moves.
What is RFID in retail?
RFID in retail uses radio-frequency tags on products and readers in the store to identify items without line of sight. It makes inventory counts faster and more accurate, improves stock visibility between backroom and sales floor, and supports loss prevention at exits and fitting rooms.
What RFID solves
Inventory accuracy
Faster, more frequent stock counts with fewer errors.
Stock visibility
Know which items are on the shop floor and which are in the backroom.
Replenishment
Detect missing sizes or items to replenish before sales are lost.
Loss prevention
Identify items leaving the store or fitting rooms.
How we work
- STEP 1
Consulting
We analyse your stores, goals and existing infrastructure.
- STEP 2
Design
We design the combination of technologies for each location.
- STEP 3
Installation
On-site installation and integration with your systems.
- STEP 4
Content & analytics
We set up the CMS, content and dashboards.
- STEP 5
Support
Own technical support and maintenance.
Solutions
Industries
Frequently asked questions
How does RFID inventory management work?
Tagged items are read by handheld or fixed readers, updating stock data without scanning each barcode.
Can RFID be combined with computer vision?
Yes. RFID identifies items while in-store analytics explains shopper behaviour, which supports solutions such as Product Journey and Loss Prevention.
Which sectors use RFID the most?
Fashion, grocery and any retailer with many SKUs and frequent replenishment.
Next step
Talk to an expert
Tell us about your stores and what you want to measure or communicate. We'll design the right combination of analytics, screens and content for your points of sale.
