Asset
Tracking
Reduce the time spent searching by providing instant, real-time location data. As a result, it eliminates the inefficiencies caused by manual searches and significantly cuts down on operational delays.
How does Asset tracking work?
Our RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) asset tracking uses RFID tags and readers to monitor the location and status of physical assets. RFID tags, which can be passive (powered by the reader's signal) or active (battery-powered), are attached to assets. When an RFID reader sends out a radio signal, nearby tags transmit their unique ID and relevant data back to the reader. This information is then processed by a backend system, providing real-time tracking and status updates. RFID asset tracking improves accuracy, efficiency and automation.
The Benefits
Saves time
By minimizing delays and administrative work, Locating your assets instantly saves valuable time for employees and management.
Reduces loses
By enhancing visibility, accountability, and control, asset tracking helps businesses minimize financial losses and keep better track of their valuable resources.
Improves Security
By providing real-time insight, and detailed records, asset tracking strengthens overall security and minimizes risks related to theft or unauthorized use.
What's the difference between Asset tracking and inventory tracking?
Inventory tracking manages goods for sale or production, monitoring their quantity, location, and movement. It’s essential for retailers and manufacturers to avoid stockouts and ensure efficient operations. Inventory items have a short-term lifecycle, frequently bought, sold, or used.
Asset tracking monitors long-term resources like equipment, Machinery and vehicles, It tracks the location, value, and condition of assets over time, helping businesses manage depreciation, maintenance, and capital investments. Assets have a longer lifecycle.
In short, inventory tracking focuses on short-term stock management, while asset tracking focuses on long-term resource management.
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