What is the impact RFID can have on your bottom line & environment?
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What do you ship?
Carton
The items you ship are packed in boxes or cartons, and you are interested in monitoring your shipment on item or box/carton level.
Pallet
You wish to track your shipments at pallet level. Items on the pallet may be individual or consist of several items or boxes.
Roll container
You track shipments at roll cage level or are interested in tracking the roll cages themselves.
Plastic totes
You pack your shipments in plastic totes or plastic pallets and are interested in each outgoing unit, or want to track the circulation of the totes/pallets themselves.
Odd sized items
Your item is large or unusually shaped, such as a motor transported on a pallet. You want to track each outgoing product or product batch (e.g., a bundle of pipes).
Big bags or Paper Rolls
You load one or a few paper rolls or big bags at a time and want to track each individual product.
What do you ship?
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How many shipments do you have in a year?
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Are there sometimes items missing from your shipments?
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Do you sometimes ship to wrong locations?
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Your average delivery route length (km)
Your estimate
savings in €
estimated cost savings related to shipment error reduction if you take RFID into use
savings in km
saved kilometers per year thanks to shipment error reduction (based on your average delivery route).