Book-stock accuracy
starts with one scan
Multi-warehouse, batch and expiry, PDA scanning, RFID batch stocktake, documents and reports. Keep your existing WMS—connect RFID and handheld operations without rebuilding the platform.
Three common warehouse traps
Book stock mismatch
The system says one thing, the floor another; month-end stocktake always finds a gap and nobody owns it.
Stocktake downtime
One day to count, one day to enter; paper sheets still need manual reconciliation.
Expired batches
Food, chemicals and auto parts have shelf lives; without FIFO, dead stock and write-offs eat margin.
One chain from receiving to shipping
Multi-warehouse, multi-org
Headquarters, branches and warehouses with data isolation and role-based access down to the warehouse.
Batch and expiry
Batch, production date, shelf life and FIFO; near-expiry alerts reduce write-offs.
PDA operations
Receiving, put-away, picking, checking, transfer and stocktake—scan and record, sync in real time.
RFID batch stocktake
K55 / K58 read tags in batches; finish an area in minutes and generate variance automatically.
Documents and reports
Inbound, outbound, transfer, stocktake and inventory ledger; traceable documents and exportable reports.
Integrate with existing WMS
API or intermediate tables; keep the existing system's core flow and avoid a second inventory book.
Already have a WMS? Keep it.
This is what DJX does most often: keep the existing system and connect RFID and a handheld app to it.
Interface integration
Master data, inbound, outbound, transfer, stocktake, inventory and document status—via API or intermediate tables.
Field capture
PDA scanning and RFID batch reading write results back in real time; no second inventory book.
Phased rollout
Prove one warehouse or one line first, then replicate to other sites with controlled risk.
Hardware by scenario, not by spec sheet
Count one warehouse first. See the gap.
Bring one warehouse's goods and flow; we will run an RFID stocktake demo on site.