Managing inventory manually also leads to many difficulties and is not optimal:
1. Implemented through many steps, many processes increase the time and resources to perform the work.
2. The inventory or arrangement of goods in the right position to search and pick up goods when necessary is still difficult, sometimes leading to loss of goods due to the diverse characteristics of goods in types and sizes. Size, packing…
3. The product information is manually recorded and incomplete, making it difficult to control the product’s shelf life.
4. The processes are done manually and through many stages as well as managing a large amount of goods in and out of the warehouse, so the types of documents that need to be stored are not small.
Warehouse management when applying RFID technology brings a whole new picture:
1. When importing goods into the warehouse: RFID Tag is attached to the box, the product contains all information such as type of goods, storage area, expiry date, color, origin… When the goods are attached with this RFID tag, the goods pass through. RFID Reader (usually mounted at the store of goods entry), the goods information will be identified and updated by the RFID Reader directly into the system without the need for manual counting, updating and recording operations.
2. Sorting, tallying and managing inventory: Goods are transferred to pre-defined shelves after being warehoused, and the location is updated on the system thanks to the RFID Readers mounted on the forklifts. Inventory counting has also become very easy thanks to the built-in RFID Reader on racking systems, which can inventory multiple types of items at the same time as well as control near-expiry goods to make appropriate decisions. suitable reason.
3. Exporting goods from the warehouse: At the warehouse door, there is a built-in RFID Reader, when goods with RFID Tag are exported through the door, relevant information about the quantity and type of goods released from the warehouse will be updated immediately. onto the system.
