Processes: Using Existing RFID Tags

Steps for using existing tags applied by the manufacturer. There are two approaches, tracking the UPC number for each product and using it to associate tags, or scanning tags to identify the products.

Using the UPC Number (or official GTIN) as barcode

The best way to map your products to your RFID tags.

Using the UPC Number (or official GTIN) as barcode

UPC mapping to Barcode

If you have the UPC for each product in your database you can get started quickly by simply scanning the tags.

This is ideal since the RFID's encoding identify the same data, eliminating the process of associating or searching for tags

Make sure that the key field is set to Barcode (unless your SKU is the same value).

Associating Tags by Searching & Brand Magic

If you don't know the GTIN of the tags in your inventory you can still use the system to assist you in identifying these items and associating them with your product listings.

Associating Tags by Searching & Brand Magic

Enable Brand Magic to Identify Products

Brand Magic is a feature which attempts to identify product details for GS1 compliant products by looking up the product's GTIN and retrieving details automatically building a draft product.

Steps:

Go to the Customer Profile page via the Admin menu

Enable the setting entitled "Automatically resolve unknown GS1 products"

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Brand Magic enabled

Once enabled the Products tab contains two additional tabs: Draft and Unknown.

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Unknown Tab

The Unknown tab displays all GTINs which have been captured but not associated with the customer's SKU. It identifies the:

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Draft Tab

If the p

Associating Tags by Searching & Brand Magic

Using the Search Feature to Locate the GTIN, then associate it with the product