Supply-chain systems built around what is actually moving

Stackera connects RFID reads, inventory changes, warehouse work, shipment conditions, and custody events into one trusted operational record—so teams know what an item is, where it has been, and what needs attention now.

  1. Operational experience

    Operator apps · Control towers · Partner portals

  2. Workflows & decisions

    Receiving · Put-away & picks · Exceptions

  3. Supply-chain intelligenceAI layer

    Demand signals · Risk prediction · Operations agents

  4. Identity & events

    RFID & barcode · EPCIS events · Sensor telemetry

  5. Enterprise systems

    ERP · WMS & TMS · Supplier systems

  6. Traceability & controls

    Chain of custody · Quality records · Audit evidence

From periodic counts to a live product history

Supply-chain systems once recorded what the business believed it owned. Today they must prove the identity, location, condition, and custody of every important item as events happen.

  1. 2000s

    Barcodes digitise the hand-off

    ERP, EDI, and barcode workflows replace paper records, but inventory remains a sequence of manual scans and delayed system updates.

  2. 2012

    RFID makes inventory observable

    Item, case, pallet, and asset identities can be captured without line of sight. Read quality and event meaning become the new engineering problem.

  3. 2018

    Cloud connects the network

    IoT gateways, APIs, and shared event models connect facilities and partners, moving visibility beyond the walls of one warehouse.

  4. 2021

    Resilience demands traceability

    Shortages, recalls, and cold-chain disruption expose the cost of incomplete provenance. Chain of custody becomes operational infrastructure.

  5. Now

    Physical operations become predictive

    AI detects inventory drift, anticipates exceptions, and coordinates routine recovery using live physical events—with people controlling consequential decisions.

AI Transformation · Continuous inventory intelligence

Find inventory drift before the next count

Reconcile RFID reads, movements, and system balances continuously, then focus people on the exceptions that need a physical check.

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Connected

Why is available stock lower than the warehouse balance?

  • Read history
  • Location confidence
  • Owner assigned

Physical operations we understand at item level

The right architecture depends on what is being identified, how it moves, and which event must be trusted. We design each platform around those physical realities.

Sector system

RFID, RTLS & Connected Assets

Connected
01RAIN RFID & BLE
02Reader and gateway software
03Read filtering & identity
04Real-time location workflows

Item, pallet, returnable-asset, and equipment tracking built around reliable reads, identity resolution, and location confidence.

  • RAIN RFID & BLE
  • Reader and gateway software
  • Read filtering & identity

Real-time location workflows

A core workflow, designed into the platform from the first release.

04

specialist workstreams

One operating model

Product, data, controls, and operations aligned around the same platform.

RAIN RFID & BLEConnected
Reader and gateway softwareConnected
Read filtering & identityConnected

Connected by design

Identity, events, and evidence move through one dependable system.

Supply-chain control platform

Product surface

Built for RFID & Assets

Experience, controls, and data shaped around how this sector operates.

Signs your physical operations have outgrown their first system

The warning is rarely one failed scan. It is the growing gap between what happened on the floor and what the system can prove. If several of these sound familiar, the visibility layer needs attention.

  1. 01

    Inventory is accurate only after a manual count, and teams debate which system has the latest number.

  2. 02

    RFID readers produce data, but filtering false, duplicate, and misplaced reads still depends on custom scripts.

  3. 03

    A lot, serial, or returnable asset cannot be traced across facilities and partners without joining exports by hand.

  4. 04

    Warehouse exceptions live in chat and spreadsheets instead of creating owned, measurable workflows.

  5. 05

    Cold-chain excursions arrive without the product, lane, SOP, and quality context needed to decide quickly.

  6. 06

    Adding a facility, reader type, sensor, or logistics partner means rewriting the integration layer.

  7. 07

    ERP and WMS balances update after physical movement, leaving customer promises based on stale availability.

  8. 08

    Recall, provenance, or audit evidence has to be reconstructed after the event instead of captured with it.

Where this expertise becomes a platform

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FAQ

Supply Chain & RFID engineering, answered

The questions operations, technology, and transformation leaders ask before connecting physical events to a new platform.

We build item and asset tracking, warehouse and inventory visibility, cold-chain monitoring, product genealogy, recall and traceability, partner event exchange, and operational control-tower platforms. The work can start at the reader and gateway layer or connect equipment and enterprise systems already in place.

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