Work-in-Progress Real-Time Asset Tracing

Traceability of your Timber Production Process

RFID traceability can visualise real time status of your process flow

Improving productivity with:

  • automatic identification and data capture of very event in the process;
  • real time visibility of production progress, stoppages and dwelling time;
  • controlled and reverse traceable dispatch process.

Contributing to Circular Economy:

  • Product reverse traceability to its original source, as from all used components.
  • Digital Product Passport complying with new legislation

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.

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