Reading the warehouse

Test it on your goods

Turnkey RFID · Uzbekistan

Everythingin plain sight.

Find. Track. Count. Secure.

Move your cursor — see right through the warehouse

Scroll

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See

How much stock do you have right now? That answer used to cost days of counting. With RFID, stock levels are visible in real time.

02 / 05

Receive

The pallet rolls through the gate — and it’s already on the books. No opening boxes, no handheld scanner.

03 / 05

Find

One box among twelve thousand SKUs? The software shows where it was last read.

04 / 05

Count

Stocktakes take minutes, not days. Stock levels update with every read.

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Secure

The shipping gate sees what was loaded. The checkpoint recognises which vehicle is leaving.

What is an RFID tag

A label that answers by radio

E280 6894 0000 6FC4 E32A

  • No battery
  • Reads through cardboard
  • Up to ~10 m
  • 1 000+ tags per second

Source: RAIN Alliance

Metal and liquids need special tags — we test on your goods first.

Everything in plain sight.

Turnkey RFID: tags, readers, software, ERP system integration.

Test it on your goodsAsk the warehouse

ASMO RFID

ASMO RFID is part of ASMO GROUP, in business since 1995. We design and install turnkey RFID systems: tags, readers and antennas, software with a database and a link to your ERP system. We make our own RFID stickers. Every box tells you what it is, how many there are and which gate it passed through.

How it works

One box through the whole system

Turnkey means one contractor for the whole chain: tags, readers, antennas, software and the link to your ERP system.

  1. Tag

    A sticker with an antenna and a chip. The stickers are our own: we encode them and print your logo and QR code. Stuck on a box, a pallet or a single item.

    E280 6894 0000 4F1A 3C07

  2. Gate

    A reader and antennas in the doorway read hundreds of tags a second and log every entry and exit.

    D1 · 48 pcs · 0.8 s

  3. Software

    Software with a database turns codes into products and checks them against the waybill.

    Samsung Galaxy A55 ×48 · on the waybill

  4. ERP system

    Receipts, shipments and stock levels go into your ERP system. The storekeeper sees on a tablet where everything is.

    ERP · posted

  5. Security

    If a shipment doesn’t match the waybill, the system raises an alarm at the exit.

    CP-2 · alarm

Ask the warehouse

Ask in your own words

It’s the same demo warehouse as in the story above. Ask about any product — the demo answers with its name, quantity and location and lights it up in the warehouse. The answers are prepared from the demo warehouse data; this is not a chat with a manager.

Demo warehouse

184 320units

184 320 units · 12 486 SKUs · tags answer for themselves

Demo warehouse. Answers come from this warehouse’s data; the numbers match the story above. A manager will confirm prices and terms.

Try to sneak it out

The gate sees anything extra

Load the van yourself. The waybill lists 3 items. Add something extra — and try to drive out.

Waybill · trip 4502

Plate
01 A 777 AA
Gate
D3
  1. Artel ART-12 air conditioner×8waiting
  2. LG OLED 55″ TV×2waiting
  3. JBL Flip 6 speaker×6waiting

16 places

Warehouse

  • Artel ART-12 air conditioner×8G-04-1
  • LG OLED 55″ TV×2H-08-1
  • JBL Flip 6 speaker×6D-09-2
  • Samsung Galaxy A55 128 GB×2C-14-3
  • Dyson V15 Detect vacuum×1E-11-3

Van

01 A 777 AA

    Empty. Load goods from the shelf.

    Features

    What ASMO RFID does

    • Find

      • Where an item is: when and through which gate it passed
      • “Hot and cold” search with a handheld reader
      • Quick product search on the sales floor
      • Tags read without line of sight — through cardboard

    • Track

      • A box’s route: where from, when, through which gate
      • Gate readers log every entry and exit
      • Returnable crates, pallets and containers: where they are and who has them
      • Tools and fixtures: who took them, when they came back

    • Count

      • Receiving and shipping without manual scanning
      • Waybill check and discrepancy report
      • Stocktakes in minutes instead of days
      • Stock levels in real time

    • Secure

      • Theft protection at the exit
      • An alarm when an item isn’t on the waybill
      • The checkpoint recognises vehicles by a windscreen tag
      • Link to anti-theft systems

    • Reports

      • Software with a database: what, how many and where
      • Reports on receipts, shipments and stock
      • Discrepancies show up at the read, not at the stocktake
      • Ongoing technical support

    • Integration

      • Link to your ERP system
      • Receipts, shipments and stock — into the ERP system
      • The barcode stays on the label; RFID works alongside it
      • Our own RFID stickers: encoding, logo and QR printing

    Industries

    What we tag and what you get

    1. pallet · box

      Receiving and shipping without manual scanning, stock levels in real time, tracking of pallets and containers.

      Samsung Galaxy A55 ×48 · C-14

    2. every item

      Shelf-level stock tracking, stocktakes in minutes instead of days, theft protection at the exit, quick search on the floor.

      Men’s jacket M ×120 · hall 2

    3. pallet · crates

      Returnable crates and pallets, receiving and shipping without manual scanning, control over vehicles leaving the site.

      Water 1.5 L ×840 · pallet 12

    4. workpiece · tool

      Workpieces moving between workshops, tools and fixtures, linking each product to its batch.

      Fabric roll 50 m ×30 · workshop 3

    5. fixed assets

      Laptops, furniture and equipment: what is where and who it is assigned to.

      Lenovo T14 laptop ×64 · floor 5

    6. piece · container

      Tracking cargo pieces, pallets and containers at receiving and shipping.

      Piece 17/60 · ASMO CARGO container

    More industries

    We install RFID here too

    Stickers and tags

    Our own RFID stickers and ALARM tags

    We make our own RFID stickers and sell them separately — for your system or for a project. Price on request: a manager will quote by model and run size.

    UHF · 865–868 MHzPrice on request

    RFID stickers

    Popular sizes, mm
    • 89×45
    • 80×50
    • 70×40
    • 50×50
    • 43×18
    • More than 40 models: from 20×20 to 100×15 mm
    • Blank or pre-encoded
    • Logo, barcode, QR code and number printing
    • Special tags for metal and liquids — chosen on your goods
    Anti-theftPrice on request

    ALARM tags

    Anti-theft tags that protect goods at the exit. An RFID system can be linked to the anti-theft system.

    • A manager will choose the models and quantity

    A manager will confirm models, minimum order and lead times.

    Ask for a price

    Rollout

    First, we test it on your goods

    1. form or call

      Request

      Tell us what needs tracking: goods, pallets, tools, passes or vehicles.

    2. at your site

      Site survey

      A manager visits your site: we look at the gates, racking and processes.

    3. before you order

      Test on your goods

      We try tags on samples right at your site. Without this test we give no guarantees.

    4. timing and terms — after the survey

      Project and offer

      We prepare a project and a commercial offer: tags, readers, antennas, software, ERP system integration.

    5. technical support

      Rollout and support

      We install the system and support it: Mon–Sat 9:00–18:00, by phone and Telegram.

    Savings

    What your stocktakes really cost

    Plug in your own numbers. The formula is open and the coefficients are adjustable.

    Coefficients

    184 320 units

    Total per year

    32.6 mln UZS

    Stocktake savings per year
    6.7 mln UZS
    Shrinkage avoided per year
    25.9 mln UZS

    Affordable rollout budget

    • 32.6 mln UZSat a 12-month payback
    • 49.0 mln UZSat a 18-month payback
    • 65.3 mln UZSat a 24-month payback

    A manager will work out the rollout cost and payback after the site survey.

    Send the calculation

    Stocktakes: people × hours × stocktakes per year × hourly cost × time saved. Shrinkage: inventory value × shrinkage % × shrinkage reduction.

    A guide, not a promise. 70% time saved is below the published “5–10 times faster”. 12% shrinkage reduction sits between the documented 9% (Decathlon) and 15% (an ECR study). Your warehouse will have its own figures.

    Figures with sources

    What global experience shows

    RFID, honestly

    Frequently asked questions

    A tag costs cents. And you don’t have to tag every single item: for many warehouses, one tag per box or pallet is enough. We decide what to tag during the survey.

    Yes, but it needs special tags. That’s why, before you order, we test tags on your goods right at your site: without this test we give no guarantees.

    No. Your ERP system stays your main system. RFID feeds it accurate numbers: receipts, shipments and stock levels.

    They stay on the label. RFID doesn’t replace the barcode — it removes the need to scan every unit by hand.

    Yes. We sell RFID stickers and ALARM anti-theft tags separately from a rollout. A manager will confirm the price, minimum order and lead time.

    A tag can be torn off or shielded — then the gate won’t see it. But at the next read the item won’t be where it should, and the discrepancy shows up in the records. How to protect your particular goods is something we decide during the survey.

    We select equipment for the frequency band permitted in Uzbekistan. A manager will confirm the details for your project.

    It depends on the site and the task. First a manager visits your site, then we prepare a project and a commercial offer — the timeline will be in it.

    Request

    Let’s test your goods

    Tell us what needs tracking and a manager will call you back during working hours (Mon–Sat, 9:00–18:00) to arrange a site visit.

    @asmo_uz+998 71 200 01 77

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