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Counting pearls, ornaments, medicine cartons and hospital equipment by hand takes Hyderabad businesses days; RFID on Zebra hardware does it in minutes.

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Some of the most valuable stock in Hyderabad is also the hardest to count. A jewellery showroom in Punjagutta holds thousands of small, costly pieces, and the daily tally keeps staff back every evening. A pharmaceuticals warehouse stacks cartons by batch to the roof. A large hospital owns pumps, monitors and wheelchairs that drift between floors.
RFID changes the arithmetic. Each item or carton carries a tag, and a handheld or fixed Zebra reader counts everything within range without line of sight, many items a second. We integrate the readings with ERPNext, so the count on the floor and the stock in the books are the same number. We begin with a pilot sized to one store or one asset class.

Every ornament is checked against the register before the showroom shuts, tray by tray. With a tag on each piece, a reader sweep over the trays produces the count in minutes and names exactly which item is missing.
When cartons of different batches share a rack, pickers take the nearest one and expiry control breaks down. Tagged cartons let a handheld confirm the batch at picking and let a supervisor find a recalled batch quickly.
Nurses in a busy Hyderabad hospital lose time hunting for an infusion pump or a wheelchair. Tagged equipment and readers at key doorways record the last seen location, which also helps at the yearly asset verification.
Jewellery & pearls trade
Item-level tags on ornaments and pearl strings for the showrooms of Basheerbagh, Punjagutta and the lanes near Charminar, with tray-wise counts, movement history between counter and strongroom, and stock reconciled to ERPNext by weight and piece.
Pharmaceuticals & biotech
Carton and pallet tagging in distribution warehouses, fast cycle counts without halting dispatch, batch confirmation at picking, and dock-door readers that record what left the building against which delivery note.
Healthcare & hospitals
Tagging of movable medical equipment, linen and high-value consumables, zone-level location, service and calibration due dates held against each asset in ERPNext, and a complete trail for accreditation audits.
An RFID project has a physical side that pure software work lacks, so the visit plan matters more here. We scope the pilot from Kochi using floor plans, photographs and a video walk-through, then travel to Hyderabad for the site survey, tag and reader testing on your real items, and installation. Metal and liquids affect how tags read, which is why testing on site comes before any larger order.
Case studies

DSV Global Transport and Logistics
DSV — ERPNext Asset Tagging Cut Untraceable Assets 21%

Indus Motor Company Private Limited
Indus Motor — ERPNext Cut Stock-Outs 40% Across Showrooms

MultiWealth Capital
MultiWealth Capital — ERPNext Cut Loan Processing Time by 60%
Metal does interfere with ordinary tags, so jewellery uses purpose-made tags attached by a loop or label that keeps the chip clear of the metal. We test read rates on your own trays during the pilot. If a category reads poorly, you know before scaling.
It can be, where the items are valuable and counted daily. The pilot measures the time and accuracy of RFID counts against your present method on one counter or section. If the gain is not clear at that stage, we will advise against rolling out further.
We deploy Zebra handheld and fixed readers and printers, which are widely used in industry and serviceable across India. Software integration and first-line support come from Acube, and the readings flow into ERPNext or your existing stock system.
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Kochi (Kadavanthra & Infopark) · Thiruvananthapuram · across India & overseas · In business since 2011