RFID Fixed Asset Tracking System

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RFID Asset Tracking System
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More control with RFID!

You can effectively track your fixed assets using RFID technology. If your business has thousands of fixed assets and keeping track of what is where is becoming increasingly difficult, you can solve this quickly and accurately by using our RFID fixed asset tracking system.

What is Fixed Assets?

It is the general term for the property or belongings of an institution located within the institution or at another location connected to the institution. These properties and belongings of the institution are not for commercial purposes but are basic necessities required for the institution to carry out its activities. Examples of fixed assets include office supplies, medical, industrial, and electronic devices within the institution.

Technologies Used in Fixed Asset Management Systems

RFID Tags and Readers:

It enables the identification and tracking of products.

Cloud Computing:

It is used for storing and analyzing data.

Integrated Software:

Software required for inventory management and data analysis.

What is a fixed asset management system?

It is a set of software and hardware that identifies and tracks the fixed assets within the organization. The main purpose of the system is to identify, label, track, and count fixed assets to ensure control.

RFID Fixed Asset Tracking System Features

RFID Printers:

With RFID printers, you can both encode your fixed asset tags and write the desired information onto the RFID tag.

RFID Handheld Terminal:

You can quickly find your missing assets or the asset you want to search for during inventory using the RFID handheld terminal. After entering the asset number you are looking for into the system, it guides you with audible and visual cues.

Safety and Precautions Before Going Missing:

Hundreds of fixed assets can be counted per second using an RFID handheld terminal. Location information is also recorded during the count. Fixed assets located at the counted location, missing fixed assets, and fixed assets registered at another location but detected at this location are identified. Lost assets can be located quickly by searching with handheld terminals. If desired, a change of custody can be performed for assets found in a different location.