We develop RFID solutions for warehouses, manufacturing, inventory, asset tracking and process automation. RFID technology helps identify objects faster, track movement and reduce manual work.
We work with RFID projects across Lithuania: warehouses, manufacturing, inventory, asset tracking, logistics and custom business workflows.
RFID allows products, goods or assets to be scanned faster without direct barcode scanning.
An RFID system is a technology solution that identifies objects using radio-frequency tags and readers. Unlike barcodes, RFID tags often do not require direct line of sight, allowing faster and more automated scanning.
An RFID solution includes tags, readers, antennas, software and integrations with other business systems. It can be used to track goods, products, components, equipment, documents or assets.
We work with RFID projects across Lithuania: warehouses, manufacturing, inventory, asset tracking, logistics and custom business workflows.
City landing pages help target the service by region, but the technical value of an RFID project depends on the process: what needs to be tracked, what accuracy is required, what hardware is used and which systems must receive the data.
Receiving, locations, movement, picking, inventory and stock accuracy.
Real-time tracking of production stages, components, materials and finished goods.
Faster asset, product, equipment or material scanning without individual barcode scans.
Tracking tools, equipment, furniture, machinery or other company assets.
Pallets, boxes, shipments, loading, unloading and movement history.
Access control, equipment issuing, zone control or internal process registration.
Simpler option: Barcodes are cheaper and simple when each item is scanned one by one and is visible.
Advanced option: RFID is better when faster reading, multiple item detection or automatic logging is needed.
Simpler option: Manual checking often causes errors, takes longer and depends on employee attention.
Advanced option: RFID can automatically register movements, entry, exit or inventory checks.
Simpler option: Standard solutions fit only when your processes match their built-in logic.
Advanced option: A custom RFID system is adapted to warehouse, manufacturing, asset or logistics workflows.
RFID helps identify objects faster and reduces the need for manual scanning.
Automatic scanning reduces human errors, missed items and inaccurate data.
The system can show object status, movement, locations and event history.
RFID can significantly speed up asset, product or material checks.
RFID readers can automatically register entry, exit, transfers or production stage changes.
Managers can see where goods, products, equipment or assets are and what happened to them.
In warehouses, RFID can be used to track goods, boxes, pallets, locations or assets. The system can register receiving, transfers, shipping, picking and inventory faster than manual barcode scanning.
RFID data can be sent to a warehouse management system, ERP, accounting software or another platform so inventory and movement data are updated automatically.
In manufacturing, RFID can help track components, products, orders, materials, work stages and production progress. An RFID tag can be assigned to a product or batch, while the system automatically records movement between stages.
This is useful for companies that need to know which production stage a product is in, who processed it, when it was moved and whether the process is delayed.
RFID inventory allows assets, products or materials to be checked faster. Instead of manually scanning each barcode, an RFID reader can identify tags faster and more conveniently.
An RFID project can include different devices: RFID tags, handheld readers, fixed readers, antennas, gates, mobile terminals or integrations with existing equipment. The software handles data processing, filtering, action logic and integrations.
In an RFID project, reading a tag is not enough — the software must interpret the data correctly. Logic should handle duplicate reads, noise, incorrect zones, invalid actions or situations where a tag is visible to multiple readers at the same time.
That is why we plan reading rules, time intervals, zones, user roles, action confirmations and integration logic so the RFID system is reliable in real work.
Barcodes are a simpler and cheaper solution when one object needs to be scanned directly. RFID is better when many objects need to be scanned faster, when direct line of sight is not available, or when movement registration should be automated.
Often the best solution is to combine both technologies: use barcodes for everyday operations and RFID for inventory, asset tracking, automatic scanning or specific processes.
An RFID solution can be integrated with ERP, WMS, CRM, manufacturing systems, accounting software, e-commerce, APIs or other platforms. Integrations allow RFID data to be used automatically for stock, movement, orders, production stages or reports.
We identify what objects need to be tracked, the working environment, equipment, reading distances and process logic.
We plan RFID logic, tag types, reading scenarios, data structure and required integrations.
We develop software logic, reader data processing, reports, automation and API integrations.
We test RFID performance in the real environment, connect equipment, train users and maintain the system.
The price of an RFID solution depends on software, RFID hardware, tags, readers, antennas, reading scenarios, integrations and process complexity. Smaller software projects can start from €3,000, while complete RFID solutions with hardware are evaluated individually.
Inventory, locations, stock counting and product movement.
Tracking production stages, components and finished goods.
Combining barcode and RFID technologies.
RFID data integration with business management.
Connecting RFID readers and systems via API.
Custom systems for process automation.
An RFID system identifies and tracks objects using RFID tags and readers without requiring direct line of sight.
RFID is used in warehouses, manufacturing, inventory, asset tracking, logistics, product tracking, document management and automated processes.
A barcode usually requires direct scanning, while RFID tags can often be read without direct line of sight and can identify multiple objects faster.
Yes, RFID systems can integrate with ERP, WMS, CRM, manufacturing systems, accounting software, APIs, e-commerce and other platforms.
Yes, RFID can significantly speed up inventory because objects can be scanned faster without manually scanning each label.
Pricing depends on tags, readers, antennas, integrations, software and process complexity. Smaller software projects can start from €3,000, while complete RFID projects are quoted individually.
Yes, the best solution is often hybrid: barcodes for simple actions and RFID for fast reading, inventory or automated zones.
Yes, the RFID software can be adapted for mobile terminals, tablets, computers, handheld readers or fixed readers.
Tell us what objects you want to track or automate, and we will propose the RFID solution structure, software logic and integration options.
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