RFID Tracking & Verification Systems
SSI builds Watch Dog RFID tracking and verification systems from Rockford, IL that help production, warehouse, and shipping teams see item, case, skid, or pallet movement at defined workflow checkpoints.
Fastest start: send a facility map, movement points, tag type, throughput, expected rules, exception action, and WMS, MES, ERP, database, or dashboard needs.
Movement is hard to control when records only exist at the end of the process.
RFID tracking is useful when the workflow has defined read points, expected movement rules, and clear exception behavior. SSI scopes the tag, antenna, read zone, database, dashboard, and integration requirements around the actual facility path.
What can be tracked
- Pallets, skids, cases, totes, items, carts, or fixtures
- Dock doors, aisles, staging lanes, cells, rooms, and zones
- Expected contents, route, shipment, count, or location status
- Barcode and RFID checkpoints in the same workflow when needed
What the system can report
- Read events, movement history, and timestamped exceptions
- Wrong zone, wrong route, missing item, or count mismatch alerts
- Dashboard status, CSV exports, and database records
- WMS, MES, ERP, shipping, or label-system handoffs as scoped
Best-fit RFID tracking projects
Defined movement points
The facility has specific docks, zones, handoffs, or checkpoints where identity and movement should be verified.
Exception rules
The team can define what should happen when the wrong item, count, route, or zone is detected.
Data handoff
The workflow needs usable event records, exports, dashboards, or integration with WMS, MES, ERP, database, or label systems.
What SSI needs to quote the work
Facility and tag details
- Facility map with docks, aisles, rooms, cells, doors, and zones
- Tagged item types, material, orientation, density, and read distance
- Tag samples or target tag type when available
- Movement speed, traffic patterns, and environmental constraints
Workflow and data details
- Expected movement, count, route, shipment, or contents rules
- Exception action: alert, hold, route, stop, supervisor response, or log
- Dashboard, CSV, database, WMS, MES, ERP, or label handoff requirements
- Retention, reporting, and user access needs
Shipping checkpoint with RFID and count verification
Example workflow: a skid moves through a shipping portal. The system reads the RFID tags, compares the detected items to the expected shipment, flags missing or wrong items, and records the movement event. The result can update a dashboard, create a CSV or database record, and prompt an operator or supervisor before the shipment leaves the facility.
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View vision integrationStart with the facility path and the exception rules.
Send a facility map, tag details, expected movement rules, throughput, exception action, and integration requirements. SSI will help determine the read points, dashboard, and data handoffs needed for a supportable RFID tracking system.