Our rugged RFID tags are built to last for 10 months to 10+ years, meaning they can be used for multiple growing cycles or as consumables. Our tags are designed for all types of horticultural applications in horticulture — any inventory type, any environment.
Reduce in-field labor costs by more than 80% with app modes like caliper, stat, and create inventory. Modes represent lean cloud computing at its best, automating clicks and streamlining in-field data entry while syncing data back to the office and updating availability reports real-time.
Our File Management functionality helps you manage inventory-related documents, photos and other files. Store compliance files, lab tests and other regulatory documentation with inventory items to help with track-and-trace compliance, or attach vendor claim documentation, plant health records, spray records, and crop insurance files directly to a plant or tree profile.
We offer dynamic order building — ultra-simple revision and substitution processes. Sales are auto-populated in QuickBooks or other integrated systems to eliminate duplicate entry. Estimates, tag docs, dig reports, and invoices are generated at the click of a button.
Arbré lets users create and edit locations like zones, blocks, greenhouses, yards, or farms that hold different inventory types. Items are given a unique RFID matched to the precise location of inventory. GPS coordinates can also be recorded for efficient nursery navigation.
Meet your GS1 standardization needs with our ARC Certified RFID labels and supporting software. Comply with the Food Safety Modernization Act ( FSMA), and other regulations, with our item level traceability tools without losing sku level reporting.
Our cloud-based application functions real-time, whether you’re on a desktop in the office or in the field taking live inventory counts on your tablet or phone. The in-field app, available on the App Store, is uniquely streamlined to require minimal clicks and navigation.
Users scan the RFID tag to populate the item profile on mobile devices for fingertip access to editable data. Weatherproof scanners read RFID tags within feet or inches, depending on the use case. Long-range antennas can be used for autonomous applications like RFID portals, ATV mounts, or drones.
Depending on tagging method, the inventory’s unique profile can be accessed through the zone map. The profile displays various statistics in addition to a customizable status used to differentiate inventory for sale from inventory not for sale. User-specified statistics are tracked for better costing.
Precision inventory with RFID provides invaluable data that our BI tool can drill into with a few clicks. BI helps with production planning, forecasting, and benchmarking, yielding better decision-making across all business functions — moving your business from being precise to being predictive.
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Brock Estep, Operational Manager