Warehouse Monitoring

CNS helps you implement warehouse-tracking solutions — from the simple to the complex, from the national to the global. Regardless of the corporate logistics and warehouse network, our team provides guidance that meshes benchmarking analysis with up-to-date operational study to construct a tracing-and-tracking proposal that fits your business model.

Whether you operate or manage warehouses as large as Amazon’s, or supervise personnel working at a local delivery service, you can use CNS propriteary solutions to streamline processes and make quicker decisions. Our array of technology solution enables you to track the movement and location of inventory. When it comes to tracking inventory and monitoring warehouses, our solution can provide a powerful blend of efficiency, affordability and speed that your business needs to make money and fulfill clients’ requirements.

Managing Warehouses

We deploy solutions that brings several benefits to warehouse managers:

Independence of orientation

a)   You do not need to turn tags in a specific direction to read relevant on a warehouse part or inventory. Tags operate through radio frequency – in other words, wirelessly.

b)   Independence of orientation you do not need to turn tags in a specific direction to read relevant on a warehouse part or inventory. Tags operate through radio frequency – in other words, wirelessly.

c)   No attendance necessary you can read tags without sending personnel on site.

Tracking Inventory

RFID Tags enable you to boost worker productivity and track inventory better. By embedding on each product or product category, you can reduce how much time personnel take to find, track and process merchandise. RFID technology provides several benefits, including finding items, safeguarding inventory, handling hazardous products, and offering multiple-reading capabilities.

Error-Proofing Logistics

RFID solutions can help manufacturing prevent costly mistakes in the production and delivery processes. By cautiously tracking components and parts – from the warehouse to the factory – production supervisors can identify parts needed for specific work streams and eliminate or reduce idle time. RFID technology can improve logistical processes from and to the warehouse in terms of outbound logistics, inbound logistics, and in-plant logistics.