Know every shelf without counting it.
OverRack puts an RFID chip inside the labels you already print, then counts your stock as someone walks past it. We build the software around your process, and connect it to the systems you already use.
Items counted
By rack
Running low
A live simulation: one person with a handheld reader walks three aisles. Every bin in range is read at once; low stock is flagged as it's found.
Built around how you already work
One stockroom or ten warehouses, you don't change your process to fit RFID. We fit RFID into your process and write the software around it.
Your labels, with a chip inside
RFID label printers encode the chip while they print the barcode label you use today. Same layout, same SKUs; the barcode still scans.
Your systems stay in charge
Counts flow into your ERP, point of sale, accounting or the spreadsheet the team lives in. We build the connection, so nobody retypes numbers.
Custom software you own
Dashboards, check-in and check-out, audits, tool cribs, assets by room or truck: the screens your team needs, nothing it doesn't.
For inventory that matters
High-value parts, medical and lab supplies, rental equipment, IT assets, tools. Who took what, where it is, with a history for audits.
Small to large
Start with one aisle and a handheld reader. Add doorway and dock readers, more sites and more users as it pays for itself.
Rolled out with your team
We tag the existing stock, train the people who use it and stay close for the first weeks. Monthly support keeps it running.
The same count, two ways
By hand, with barcodes
- One label at a time, each one in view
- Two people, often a whole weekend
- Out of date the next morning
With OverRack
- Every tag in range at once, even inside boxes
- One person walking the aisles
- Count daily, or every shift
Read rates depend on the tags, the reader and what your items are made of (metal and liquids need special tags). We test your real stock before you buy anything.
What RFID has done for others
Results reported by customers of the hardware we build on. Yours will be measured in the pilot.
290 hours → 5 hours
Monthly stock counts at CHEC, an eye-care provider with 35+ hospital sites. Customer reported, via Zebra
24 person-hours → under 2
An equipment count at Weir Oil & Gas that used to take three people a full day. Customer reported, via RFID4U
5% → 0.2% shipping errors
Warmkraft, a uniform maker shipping to the US military, after tagging every item. Customer reported, via SimplyRFID
When every item has a value and a place
Museums, hospitals, labs, rental fleets and warehouses all have the same question: is it where it should be? RFID answers it in minutes, with a history of every move.
See who it's forTry it on your own items first
Start with a free read check on 10 of your items. Then a pilot on one area of your stock, with a written read-rate report and before-and-after count times, before you commit to anything.