Keep the right goods moving
Mis-shipped orders can end up costing a lot in chargebacks, expedited order fixes, and return logistics headaches. RedBeam uses RFID to capture what items are physically present at the dock and compare tagged goods against shipping orders, helping keep expensive mistakes from reaching customers.
- Reduce manual barcode scanning – Automatically capture multiple tagged items as they pass RFID readers, reducing repetitive work and the potential for scanning errors.
- Catch discrepancies while there’s still time to correct them – Identify missing, incorrect, or unexpected goods, and trigger an alert for workers to investigate.
- Improve shipment handoffs – Create a record of verified goods so teams have a reliable reference of what was shipped.
Know what you have and where it is
When inventory moves between warehouses, staging areas, and outdoor yards, keeping track of it can be labor-intensive. RedBeam helps teams complete counts faster, find misplaced goods, and have better visibility across large, changing operations.
- Speed up physical inventory counts – Use RFID to read many tagged items at once, reducing the time it takes to conduct large inventory counts.
- Manage inventory across open spaces – Record where pallets and other tagged goods are seen across warehouse floors and staging areas, without relying solely on fixed rack positions.
- Locate missing goods faster – Use RedBeam’s Find Tag feature to guide workers toward specific items.
Bring better yard data into your systems
Finding a particular trailer, container, or other tagged item across a large outdoor yard can be frustrating and inefficient. RedBeam uses GPS-enabled RFID readers mounted on vehicles already moving through everyday operations to record item locations and feed accurate data into your backend systems.
- Capture location data during routine activity – Collect RFID reads as equipped vehicles travel through the yard, without requiring a separate scanning trip for every location update.
- Narrow searches across large yards – Verify a tagged item’s last observed GPS location to keep workers from having to search the entire yard.
- Build a useful history of yard activity – Give dispatchers and yard teams a record of tagged item locations to help coordinate trailer and container movements.