Barcode identification
Create a readable link between a physical item and its record. Consider barcode labels, scanners and mobile computers for receiving, picking, stocktaking and dispatch.

A tracking workflow brings together an identifier, a way to capture it and a system that gives the data meaning. The right combination depends on what you track, how it moves and where your team works.
Create a readable link between a physical item and its record. Consider barcode labels, scanners and mobile computers for receiving, picking, stocktaking and dispatch.
Explore tags, readers and antennas when your application calls for a different approach to identification. Tag placement, materials, read zones and system integration all need to be assessed.
Define the events that matter: received, issued, transferred, returned or counted. Match the capture method to the information your team needs to record.
Select media for the surface, handling and expected life of the label. Print quality and readability should be considered alongside the device itself.
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