Count inventory with RFID.

Count tagged items by location, then review differences before updating stock records.

Example scenario

A cycle count in a retail stockroom

Items are tagged once on arrival. Staff then count a whole stockroom by walking the aisles, and the stock record is reconciled the same day.

Tag on arrival
The desktop printer prints and encodes a label for each item; the chip ID is read back so every tag is verified before it goes on the shelf.
Count by walking the aisles
A handheld reader captures every tag within range, aisle by aisle. No line of sight or scanning item by item.
DERAS cleans the reads
Repeated reads are removed, each EPC is decoded to its product and serial, and reads are grouped by count session and location.
The stock record is reconciled
The ERP or WMS receives counted versus expected quantities, with missing and unexpected items listed for review.

An illustrative scenario, not a customer deployment. Devices, events and connections to your systems are agreed for each project.

Technical example: data and integration

This is an illustrative flow. Device support, event fields and connections must be confirmed for your project.

Illustrative events

rfid.tag_encoded{"epc":"3034257BF400B780000186A0","tid":"verified"}
rfid.tag_read{"reader":"RFD40-DEMO","session":"CC-0929","count":1284}
inventory.count_submitted{"location":"Stockroom A","missing":6,"unexpected":2}

Agree the event format, delivery method and system interface during project scoping.

Hardware: Choose tags and readers for your materials, site and process. Explore options
Integration: Agree data mapping and interfaces; confirm device support and DERAS outputs.
Validation: Test real items, read zones, repeated reads and exceptions at your site.

Discuss an operational challenge, or send the model and quantity you need.