Count a whole tray in one pass.
No scanning piece by piece.
Put an RFID tag on each piece and pass the reader over the tray. Mayam reads every tag at once and shows what should be there, what was read and what is missing, with its serial, purity and weight.
- Reads many tags at once
- Count by tray
- Missing pieces listed
- One tag per piece
- Barcode still works
Tag once, count as often as you like.
- 1
Tag each piece
Each piece gets an RFID tag linked to its record: serial, purity, weight and tray.
- 2
Choose what to count
One tray, several trays or every tray in the outlet.
- 3
Pass the reader
The reader picks up every tag in the tray together. Nothing has to be lifted out.
- 4
See the result
Expected, read and missing, with the details of each missing piece.
A daily stock-take, not a monthly one.
When a tray takes one pass instead of a scan per piece, the count stops being a job for the end of the month. Count every morning, at every shift change, or whenever something feels off.
- Every piece read in the tray is ticked off against its record
- Missing pieces listed with serial, purity and weight
- Count one tray, several, or a whole outlet
- Barcode scanning still works alongside RFID
Where RFID saves the day.
- The month-end stock-take takes all day
- Each tray is one pass of the reader, so the whole shop is counted in a fraction of the time.
- A piece is missing from a tray
- Mayam lists it straight away with its serial, purity and weight, so you know exactly what to look for.
- Shift change at the counter
- Count the trays before and after, so each shift hands over a stock count, not just a cash drawer.
- The owner is at another branch
- The count result is in Mayam as soon as it is done, so the owner sees it from anywhere.
RFID questions,
answered.
What gold shop owners ask us about RFID in Mayam.
A barcode has to be scanned one piece at a time. An RFID reader picks up every tag in the tray together, so a tray is counted in one pass without lifting the pieces out.
Yes. Barcode scanning still works, so you can use RFID for the stock-take and barcodes wherever they suit you.
An RFID reader and an RFID tag on each piece. We’ll go through the setup for your trays at the demo.
Each piece that you want counted by RFID needs a tag linked to its record in Mayam. We’ll help you plan the tagging so the counter keeps running.
It speeds it up. It is the same count, by tray, with the same expected, read and missing result; the reader just does the reading.
See how Mayam fits
your jewellery business.
Book a personalised demo and we’ll walk through your current setup, business requirements and how Mayam can work for your operation.
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