RFID & Auto-ID Consulting

RFID that holds up in daily operations — from source to shop floor.

We guide mid-sized and large companies through RFID programmes across the entire value chain: source tagging at the supplier, verification in the distribution centre, inventory accuracy and availability in the store.

RFID rarely fails because of the technology. It fails because of unclear business cases, processes that do not survive the pilot, and supplier networks that were never brought along. That is exactly where we start.

Our experience comes from multi-year RFID programmes inside a globally operating brand corporation — from the first concept through multi-market rollout to stable day-to-day operations. We bring that perspective to your project: vendor-neutral, implementation-focused, and grounded in the numbers.

Schematic view of the value chain: supplier, distribution centre, store and consumer, connected by RFID read points.
  1. Supplier — source tagging and verification before dispatch
  2. Distribution centre — inbound, picking and outbound
  3. Store — inventory accuracy, cycle counting, stocktaking
  4. Consumer — availability and a consistent shopping experience

Where we make the difference

Three things decide whether an RFID programme delivers value or ends as a pilot.

A business case that holds

We quantify value where it actually arises: inventory accuracy, availability, stocktaking effort, shrinkage, returns handling. Not a technology pitch, but an investment decision that stands up in front of the CFO.

Processes that scale

A pilot with a committed team almost always works. Running hundreds of sites day in, day out only works with clear exception handling, sound data quality and governance that survives the project team.

Suppliers and markets on board

Source tagging lives or dies with the supplier network; the rollout with local organisations. We build the onboarding, quality and change structures that hold both together.

Who we work with

Retail and consumer goods: fashion, sporting goods, lifestyle and retail organisations running their own store or franchise networks.

Industry and logistics: companies seeking transparency over stock, containers or assets across plants, distribution centres and transport chains.

Whether it is an initial assessment, a stalled programme or scaling a successful pilot — we join you at the point you have reached.