The inventory management of jewelry stores is an important part of the daily work of sales personnel. For jewelry merchants, it is particularly important to manage these expensive assets and maximize profits.
This article will introduce a solution to introduce RFID radio frequency identification technology into jewelry management. We attach RFID tags to precious jewelry products or their tags, and combine them with jewelry reading devices set up on the counter to monitor, inventory, and track jewelry with RFID electronic tags. Provide fast inventory, real-time tracking, and intelligent sales management. Jewelry tags are radio frequency tags, each RFID chip has a unique ID number, used to record jewelry information such as weight, purity, grade, warehouse, shipping area, shelves, etc.
Main application steps:
1. Jewelry booth monitoring: In the process of jewelry sales, the safety management of precious jewelry is the top priority. Jewelry labels are affixed to gemstones, and readers and antennas are embedded in the booth. Jewelry can be read in real time on the booth, and the backstage will know when the jewelry is picked up. Salespeople can also wear IC card bracelets, which can be felt by reaching out to the booth. Combining the jewelry that has been taken away, any jewelry that leaves the booth can be handled by a dedicated person. In addition, during shift changes, the tedious inventory counting work was reduced.
2. Gem anti-counterfeiting: Holding a globally unique ID number as the unique ID card for jewelry, connecting various attributes and ID numbers of jewelry, can manage jewelry anti-counterfeiting, prevent counterfeit goods, etc.
3. Import and export management: (including delivery from warehouse to store and between stores) can be quickly and automatically recognized and handed over on a workbench equipped with an HR9206 reader.
4. Warehouse inventory: Daily inventory of high priced jewelry is a basic and important task, and attaching RFID electronic tags can accelerate the entire inventory process and greatly reduce the workload of employees.
