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RFID SOLUTIONS FOR MAREKTING AND INVENTORY CONTROL


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NEW! RFID Solutions for Marketing and Inventory Control


‘Sell More and Count Less’ with Gem-Where™ RFID Solutions! Gem-Where™is a state of the art Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) solution for the jewelry industry. Utilizing 900 MHz RFID technology, Gem-Where™is ultra-sensitive for dense tag environments around metal objects or in display cases. RFID Smart Tags are made of durable plastic and are reusable. The RG900 USB Reader links the Smart Tag to jewelry item and delinks when the item is sold. The Radiant Wand captures your inventory by passing it over the display showcases. Smart View RFID Show Pad is used on the sales floor to display product details and track product interest.Gem-Where™can be a ‘stand- alone’ software for basic inventory reporting or for detailed reports (inventory reconciliation and sales tracking) integrated with POS software.


Gem-Where™Features and Benefits... The RFID Tools...


900 MHz RFID Smart Tags


Diamond Paper Tags can be attached to diamond papers many times.


Reusable, Durable Plastic RFID Smart Tags Attach to Jewelry


Improve Customer Service, Merchandising, Sales and Security


RG900 USB Reader


is used to link tags when placed on jewelry and de-link when item is sold.


RadiantWand Antenna Fast, Accurate Inventory Management


is used to read tagged jewelry in a display case.


Data Reader connects the Radiant Wand Antenna to your computer.


RFID Solutions Smart View


RFID Show Pad integrated with POS software.


Package includes Smart Tags,


hardware and


Gem-Where™for marketing and


inventory control Call for pricing!


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