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AutoID technologies can be used for identifying goods throughout the production process, when commissioning, locating and localising, for object identification as well as process optimisation in various areas of your production chain.

The unique identification of all production parts, containers and machines makes relevant information available anywhere and at all times. Improve the value chain within your production by providing exactly the right components and quantity of raw materials, using continuous quality control, and by simplified and accelerated maintenance of machines on the factory floor. You will benefit from complete documentation as well as automatic tracking and localisation of goods throughout the entire production process.

AutoID technologies are also practical in the area of administration and services. For example, our “Asset Sheriff” can perform a fast, uncomplicated and complete inventory of your office and IT equipment and tools.

Photographic documentation can be directly attached to maintenance records with detailed information also being accessible from anywhere via mobile devices.

The use of AutoID technologies in quality assurance, maintenance and repair ensures the optimum use of systems and devices. This extends the life of your equipment and improves reliability as well as supports the optimisation of operating processes and time management.

In the rule- and knowledge-based services sector, such as finance or insurance, the ongoing digitalisation and automation of routine processes and predictable work processes can save a huge amount of time and avoid errors.

AutoID technologies improve the widest range of different work processes, for reducing costs and for increasing patient safety.

Our modern systems assist in product traceability, protection against forgery and patient identification as well as in the area of intralogistics within hospitals and health facilities. AutoID technologies can reduce costs and simplify administrative tasks in areas such as inventory and stock-keeping, as well as maintaining and monitoring the utilisation and usage of medical devices.

Unique identification and documentation also ensures that legal obligations are met, such as the implementation of the UDI directive for identifying medical products.