Pallet stacker

Proof-of-Delivery using RFID Asset Tracking

In today’s fast-paced distribution and logistics environment, accuracy, efficiency, and loss prevention, proof-of-delivery are critical to success. Our RFID tote box identification system is designed to streamline operations, reduce errors, and ensure 100% accuracy Asset Tracking in order fulfillment and dispatch in your existing logistical operation. 

Key Benefits:

  • 100% Accuracy in Order Dispatch – Our innovative scanning system, powered by RFID and real-time verification processes, ensures that only the correct tote boxes are dispatched on each pallet. The system continuously cross-checks tote data with shipping records, instantly flagging discrepancies and preventing costly shipping errors.
    Our innovative scanning system guarantees that only the correct tote boxes are dispatched on each pallet, eliminating costly shipping errors, improving Proof of Delivery to the customer.
  • Automated Route Verification – As soon as the first tote is scanned, the system locks in the designated route for that pallet. Any non-matching totes trigger an immediate warning, preventing misroutes and saving time.
  • Real-Time Error Prevention & Alerts – Operators receive instant alerts if an incorrect tote is placed, ensuring immediate correction and preventing costly errors before they escalate. Floor managers are also notified to maintain process integrity.
  • Seamless Integration with Existing Systems – Our software integrates with your current warehouse management system, tracking which tote needs to be shipped, where it should be loaded, and when it needs to be dispatched.
  • Reduced Labour & Improved Productivity – Automating the tote validation process means fewer manual checks, faster processing times, and reduced labor costs.
  • Enhanced Data Tracking & Analytics – Every misplacement is logged for future analysis, providing valuable insights to continuously improve warehouse operations and minimise loss.

How does the Process Works:

  1. Tote boxes are filled from order pick lines and placed on conveyor belts.
  2. The system directs totes to their assigned pallet stacking location.
  3. As totes are stacked, our RFID scanning system verifies and validates each one against the predefined route.
  4. Any incorrect tote triggers an alert, preventing misroutes and ensuring full accuracy.
  5. Once verified, the pallet is ready for dispatch with 100% certainty.

Our system has already been successfully tested in a national distribution center, delivering unmatched reliability, proof of shipment and efficiency.

When the pallet is fully stacked the system creates a SSCC code for this pallet. Which is in fact a mother child relationship in the system. See GS1 for further explanation of the SSCC code.

The pallet is moved to the foil wrapping machine, which provides added security, protects the goods during transit, and ensures that no additional or incorrect items are added after verification. A RFID scanner located at this location recognises the tote boxes and prints and encodes the SSCC coded label with human readable destination of the pallet, RFID encoded SSCC code and a barcode or QR code for manual scanning in the further logistic process. Any none conforming tote boxes added at this location to the pallet are rejected in the system, creating a warning signal and information to the floor manager. This is also logged in the log file.

The RFID scanner in the dock door(s) is active in a preset time interval when loading is conducted, preventing unauthorized loading, optimizing workflow, and reducing congestion by ensuring pallets are scanned only during designated times. Outside this time frame the dock door can be used for alternative use.

The RFID scanner reads the SSCC coded label on the pallet and checks if this pallet is indeed for the destination it was meant for. If the pallet does not match the intended destination, a warning is triggered, and the log file is updated.

Ready to eliminate shipping errors and optimise your distribution process? Contact us today to learn how our RFID-based solution can transform your operations.

Similar Posts

  • Traceability of your Timber Production Process

    RFID traceability can visualise real time status of your process flow Improving productivity with: Contributing to Circular Economy: RFIDdirect, happy to support your business with bespoke designed and produced complete solutions, or just the data capture technology integrating with your existing systems. Please feel free to contact us for an initial and orientating online meeting.

  • Digital Product Passport

    EU product traceability regulations mandate that businesses can track products forward and backward through the supply chain at all stages of production, processing, and distribution, with specific rules for food, feed, tobacco, and products linked to deforestation such as timber. These regulations, rooted in Article 18 of Regulation (EC) No 178/2002, require operators to identify…

  • RFID in Work-in-Progress Scanning

    UHF RFID in Assembly Line Monitoring Bespoke Solution: Impinj R700 Industry RFID scanner With embedded custom-made process software, reducing manual handling, improving Lean Manufacturing, Work-in-Progress and Assembly Line Monitoring Customer wish: Fitted on as single scan platform Impinj R700 Offers Unprecendented RFID Value Leading Performance, reliability, and ease of use at competitive pricing Benefits of…

  • What is RFID?

    What is the meaning of RFID? Today, many still see RFID (acronym Radio Frequency IDentification) as a simple and straightforward replacement of the barcode technology. RFID is however a collective name for several technologies based on the same principle; data exchange using radio waves (frequencies). RFID technologies explained RFID is a a generic term for…

  • Top 10 applications for RFID

    There are no international statistics published on volumes of RFID data carriers used in the different market segments. However, we can identify some major markets for the use of RFID. Not in a qualified sequential order, but from our own observations on the 10 main applications of RFID technology based on volumes of data carriers…

  • Benefits of RFID for Rental Asset Tracking

    Tracking assets is critical to correctly managing inventory levels and transactions. An RFID system offers big benefits for equipment rental companies when properly deployed. Also see the business case Sijperda Verhuur in The Netherlands. For any equipment rental company, tracking assets in real time is critical to managing inventory levels and transactions. But many firms…

get in touch

How can we help you?

Are you curious how we can help you make better business decisions?
Please get in touch with one of our experts and we will discuss the possibilities.