Software: Mobile App

Android & iOS

Mobile App: Downloading & Installing

How to locate and download the mobile app

The mobile app is available for both Android and iOS platforms

Users can install the Android app here

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Users can install the iOS app here

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To login to the mobile app you will first need credentials to the Simple RFID portal. The same username and password to login to the web portal will be used to access the mobile app

Mobile App: Log In & Log Out

How to log in and log out

Launch the app on your Android or iOS device

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Log in

This opens the login screen. Enter your username & password.

Note: This will be the same username & password you use to log into the web portal

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Click Login

This will open the Home screen

Log out

To log out click on the ellipsis in the top right corner of the screen

Click Log Out

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Mobile App: Select Location

How to select a location

Note: A user may be granted access to a specific location(s), or have access to all locations

Select Location

Upon first logging in, you will be prompted to select a location

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Once the location is selected it will appear at the top of the screen

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To change location, click on the ellipsis in the top right corner of the screen, then click Change location

If you don't see the Change Location option, it may not be available from the screen you're viewing. Press the Back button (or Simple RFID logo) to go back to the dashboard, then try again.

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The currently selected location will be highlighted. Tap another location to switch.

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Mobile App: Pair Bluetooth

These steps must be followed for any device which connects via Bluetooth to the mobile app. If you are using an "ALL-IN-ONE" device please disregard this article.

Steps to connect the handheld RFID reader to the mobile app


iOS

1. Tap the ellipsis, which are three dots in the top right corner of the app

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2. Tap Connect Reader

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3. Tap the Add new Reader button

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4. Press the reader trigger button.

When the trigger is pulled a blue light will begin flashing on the side of the device indicating that the reader is in Bluetooth discovery.

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5. From the Select an Accessory window select the reader Bluetooth option which matches the serial number of your device.
A sticker containing the serial number of the device has been applied to the device.

Once the reader is paired it will be displayed as a Connected Reader, the blue flashing light on the side of the reader will appear solid.

To simplify the pairing process, and automatically pair the reader by pulling the trigger, enable Auto-Reconnect from the Reader Settings tab

A toast pop-up will appear at the top of the screen indicating that the reader is connected.

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Another toast pop-up will appear when the Bluetooth is disconnected.

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Android

Steps might differ between different devices

1. Swipe down the notification pane

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2. Tap Bluetooth to enable bluetooth

3. Tap&Hold "Bluetooth" until Bluetooth settings opened (or open Bluetooth settings from the device Settings)

4. Tap + Pair new device

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5. Enable your reader (e.g. press the trigger button)

6. Select the reader from the devices list (e.g. 1128 is dispalyed as "xxxxxx-US-1128")

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7. Tap Pair.
Device should appear in "Saved devices" section

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8. Open Simple RFID mobile app

9. Login&go to the main menu (dashboard)

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10. Tap three dots on the top-right

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11. Tap "Connect reader"

12. Tap the triangle near the appeared reader

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13. Tap Connect

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You should see the battery percentage and the toast message "Reader is connected".
This means that the reader was connected successfully.

To simplify the pairing process, and automatically pair the reader by pulling the trigger, enable Auto-Reconnect from the Reader Settings tab (tap the gear once connected)


If you have any questions, feel free to email support@simplerfid.com!


Mobile App: Connected Reader

View of connected reader

Once paired, the device appears as a Connected Reader, and displays the reader's Serial Number, Firmware Version, & battery power level.

A settings icon navigates to Reader Settings

Tapping the Find Reader button executes a sound from the reader to assist the operator in locating the device.

Clicking the Disconnect button terminates the connection to the device.

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At the bottom of this screen are tools to connect a new device including: Add new Reader to Pair Bluetooth, Refresh to refresh the available Bluetooth connections, and Settings which navigates to the device's settings menu to enable the Bluetooth.


Mobile App: Reader Settings

Access and manage settings for reader

After clicking the settings icon from the Connected Devices tab you will be navigated to the Reader Settings

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This page provides settings to manage the following:

Battery power percentage & icon, device Serial Number & Firmware Version

The Auto-Reconnect setting streamlines the Bluetooth pairing process by automatically pairing to the device when the trigger is pulled.

If Auto-Reconnect has been enabled for multiple devices, the reader may pair with any of them making it difficult to determine which device the reader is paired with. This can lead to confusion when attempting to pair as the Bluetooth option never appears. To determine if the reader is already paired, check to see if the blue light on the side of the reader is solid

The Buzzer switch enables or disables the device's audio feature

The Vibrate switch enables or disables the device vibrate feature

The Reading sensitivity settings allows to set the default power settings for Near, Middle & Far presets

Mobile App: Compare Scan

This article describes the process of scanning inventory with a live comparison of your current inventory

For information on the different settings on the scan page, please read here

Starting a Compare Scan

There are multiple places where you can perform a Compare Scan. These include:

It's important to note that the Compare Scan has the same function in both places you perform it: You want to compare an inventory is matched with your current physical inventory in real time.

On the Scan page, there are two values for each product that you will want to keep track of

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There are three possible states that a product can have:

Every product will be in the Under Expected section, because the Scanned amount starts at 0

Scanning Process

As you scan products, they will be put into the three sections explained previously. You can click on a section to view all of the products in that section.

While the scanner is active, there will be a loading screen in the product area. To view the counts for your products, stop scanning.

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Once you feel confident that you have picked up everything, press Next. This will take you to the Summary Page.

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From here, you can see how many products are in each section, and how many items you picked up.

There are two options on this page:

  1. Control Scan: Perform another scan on Density mode to pick up any tags you may have missed
  2. Upload: Upload the scan to an Audit, or inventory

A Control Scan is recommended for greater accuracy, but you can click the checkbox below to go straight to an Upload


Viewing Compare Scan History

You can view all of the Scans you have performed in the Scan Sessions page on the Web Portal. The Scan Type for the Scan will be a Reset.

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Mobile App: Scan

ATTN: Before beginning this article make sure you have enabled Advanced Tag Counting mode on the mobile in the Application Settings.

Steps to Scan and Add items to inventory

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Poor internet preventing your scan from uploading? Save Scans and upload later

Need to verify inventory accuracy? Audit

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Start Scan
  1. Pull the trigger on the reader OR
  2. Press the auto scan button

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The total number of tags will appear in the Scan Summary screen, and below the items and their totals.

Understand the Scan Summary & Statuses, and how each affects your inventory

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To complete the scan and move to the upload screen, click Finish

Choose the Statuses you wish to include in the upload

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If you wish to add a note to the upload, click into the Comments window and type it in

Finally, click Upload to Inventory

Animation indicates the scan is being uploaded, followed by a green check mark for success

If you are unable to upload due to poor internet connectivity, you can Save Scans on this device for later upload

Mobile App: Scan Settings

View and manage scan settings including power, speed & density

We have simplified the standard RFID settings to provide better more intuitive controls. If you wish to use the standard RFID reader controls you can enable Manual Reader Controls (Pro) from the Application Settings

Click the reader & battery power icon in the bottom left corner of the screen to pop-up the Scan Settings

The Speed & Density settings are designed to optimize scanning for different environments. It is recommended to use Speed to capture product quickly. When tags are difficult to capture, use Density

To the right of the Speed & Density settings is the Connected Reader

Near, Middle & Far presets allow to quickly adjust the reader power. Use the Near option to scan items up close and avoid capturing unintended tags. Use Middle for defined tasks such as verifying orders, and use Far whenever Auditing and scanning for accuracy. These presets can be modified from the Reader Settings

To the right of the Scan Settings button is the Auto-Scan button which allows the scanner to capture tags without holding the trigger

Clear allows the scan results to be erased

Finish terminates the session

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Mobile App: Scan Summary & Statuses

The grid identifies what items the scanner captures & groups the totals by status

There are two views to scan items: Basic, & Advanced. Enable Advanced tag counting mode in the Application Settings

Summary Screen

Total Tags - This is the total of all statuses

Active Statuses

Inactive Statuses

Items can be moved to Archived via Archive Scans, & verifying Sales Orders

Basic

Basic is designed for instances where, due to the volume of inventory, the app performance is negatively impacted

It groups all tags in Active status into one total

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As well when uploading

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Advanced

Advanced displays all Active statuses separately, providing more granular visibility into what is being scanned.

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Which allows the option for separate uploading

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Inactive Statuses & Restoring Archived

Inactive statuses are included in both Basic & Advanced scans, however only if the items are captured in the scan

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From the Upload screen, Archived tags can be restored by moving the switcher to 'Restore'

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Mobile App: Save Scans

Steps to save scans to the mobile device

If you are unable to upload scan data due to poor internet connectivity you can save the results to the device for upload when service is restored

Save Scans

At the end of a scan session is the option to Save on this device

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After clicking 'Save on this device' you will see a summary of the scan session and a prompt to Save or Cancel

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Click Save

A navigation prompt will then appear and ask if you wish to start a new scan session or go to dashboard

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Continue a saved scan session

From the Home screen, click Scan

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Click View saved sessions

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This will display any Saved Sessions

Click on the arrow to open the scan session

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Click Continue to continue or complete the session

Click the Pencil icon to name the scan

Click the Trash Can icon to delete the scan

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Mobile App: Archive

Steps to remove (Archive) items from inventory

This feature is hidden by default, however it can be enabled from the Application Settings page. Once enabled, the Archive button will appear on the home screen

Remove items from inventory using the Archive scan. In addition to the Archive scan, Sales Order verification Archives tags. Archived items no longer appear in Active Statuses, however they can be Restored.

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Review the summary and confirm what is being uploaded

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This open the navigation prompt to:

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Mobile App: Inventory

View inventory including verified & absent

Click the Inventory tab on the Home screen

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Do you have items in your Verified inventory that are no longer present? Perform an Audit to remove these items

Verified status

Default status is Verified. Verified status are items that have been scanned and added into inventory since the last audit.

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Status selector

Click on the Status to view the selector

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Absent status

Absent items are items which were not scanned since the last audit.

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Mobile App: Audit


Mobile App: Audit

Mobile App: Audit: Create and Start an Audit

Audit

The following outlines the process of creating, and performing audits for your inventory

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Audit List

From the Audit List view the user will see all Draft and Open Audits, and can Create a New Audit.

Draft Audits are audits which have been created but not Started.

Open Audits are all audits which have been Started but not Completed.

Tap the + Create New Audit button on the bottom of the page to Create a new Audit.

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Create New Audit

Enter the Name of the Audit, the Source of the comparison, the Location where the audit is being conducted, and the Products being audited

Name:

Source:

Location:

Products:

Click "Create" to create

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Add Products to an Audit

Product inventory quantities are not displayed until you click Start Audit.

When you start an Audit, Simple RFID retrieves the latest inventory quantities from the selected Source (such as Shopify or Apparel Magic). These quantities become the baseline for comparing your RFID scan results during the Audit.

Important: Once you click Start Audit, the Audit is locked. You will no longer be able to add or remove products from the Audit.

Full Audit

If you selected Full, you do not need to manually add products.

When you click Start Audit, all active products from the selected Source and Location are automatically loaded into the Audit along with their current inventory quantities.

Partial Audit

If you wish to manually add items to an Audit, select Partial.

Then, at the bottom of the screen, click "Next".

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Select Products

Click "Select Products" to manually add items.

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This will open the search window which will allow you to locate the desired items.

Once located, click on the Product to add.

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Once all Products have been added, click "Start Audit"

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Template Audit

If you selected Template, a window will open displaying your saved Audit Templates.

From this window, you can:

 

To create a new template or modify template settings, click the Configuration icon. This opens the Templates side panel, where you can view, create, edit, and manage your reusable Audit Templates.


Mobile App: Audit

Mobile App: Audit: Scan Items in Audit

Scanning Items from the Mobile App & Performing Control Scan

From the Mobile App users can scan items included in the Audit to identify any discrepancies between your partner system's inventory (such as Shopify or Apparel Magic) and the inventory detected through RFID scanning.

To begin scanning:

  1. Open the Audit page in the Simple RFID Mobile App.
  2. Select the Audit you want to perform.
  3. Tap Start Audit to begin scanning RFID tags.

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Initially items will load with 0 quantity and display as "Under Expected"

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Under Expected, Over Expected, and Matched

As products are scanned, each product is categorized based on the comparison between the Expected and Scanned quantities:

Under Expected – Fewer items were scanned than were expected.

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Over Expected – More items were scanned than were expected.

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Matched – The scanned quantity matches the expected inventory quantity.

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When you are satisfied with the scan results, click Next to proceed to the Upload prompt

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Control Scan

From the Audit Summary screen the user will see the totals from their Audit.

Here they can choose to perform a Control Scan

What is a Control Scan? The Control Scan changes the settings in the app, putting the reader in "Density" scan mode which helps locate tags which were missed during the initial pass.

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You may choose to bypass this Control scan and upload immediately by clicking the "I don't need additional scan" checkbox, then click "Upload" however we strongly recommend performing the Control Scan as it typically assists users to locate the missing 5-10% of items.

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Once uploaded a toast pop-up message will appear indicating that the scans were uploaded successfully.

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You may repeat the scan process as many times as necessary while the Audit remains Open. Additional scans are combined with previous scan results, allowing you to continue improving the Audit's accuracy.

Important: Clicking Complete Audit closes the Audit and prevents any additional RFID scans from being uploaded. Before completing the Audit, ensure all scans have been performed and uploaded successfully.

After the Audit has been Completed, navigate to the Resolve & Sync page on the Web Portal to review any inventory discrepancies, resolve outstanding issues, and sync the updated inventory quantities back to partner system.


Mobile App: Audit

Mobile App: Complete Audit

Once you have performed as many scans as you wish to ensure accuracy you will need to Complete the audit to close it. Once the Audit is Closed all Mismatched products are moved to the "Review Mismatches" page for review.

Complete an audit to move mismatched products to the Review & Resolve process. To do this the audit must be in Open status.

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The mismatched items will now appear on the Resolve & Sync Mismatched Products tab for review and resolution.

Mobile App: Ship Menu (Sales Orders & Transfers)

From the Ship screen contains the following tools to help locate your order:

Below these filters are the orders

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Status Drop-down

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You can expand the statuses to include Receive statuses for orders shipping by enabling Display Receiving Statuses in Ship menu from the Application Settings

Filter Menu

Click on the funnel icon to view the filter menu

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Mobile App: Verify Accuracy of Sales Orders

Sales Orders can be scanned to verify the physical items match the ordered items. Items verified in Sales Orders are Archived.

Sales Orders must first be created in the web portal, and moved to Shipping status, to appear on the mobile app

To verify a Sales Order click the Ship icon from the Home screen

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If you have access to more than one physical location, confirm the Selected Location is correct. It will appear below 'Ship'

Locate & Open Order

From the Ship tab you will see the Sales Orders (which appear peach). Locate the order you are verifying

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Sales Orders contain two tabs: Info & Products

The Info tab provides order details including status, origin, customer name, created & modified date, and a progress indicator at the bottom of the screen

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The second tab, Products displays the ordered item(s)

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The ordered items are now ready to be scanned to confirm accuracy

Ignore Non Order Products

If you wish to have the RFID reader only capture tags for products included in the order, you can enable the "Ignore Non-Order Products" setting in the Application Settings menu.

**Please note that if non ordered items are in the package, the scanner will miss them.

This setting however can be beneficial for environments where there are many items nearby which are easily unintentionally captured during the verification process.

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At the bottom of the screen are the Scan Settings and Auto-Scan button

The Remove switch removes scanned items from the order

Finish terminates the session

Removing Incorrect Items

If an incorrect item is scanned, the word 'remove' appears at the top with the quantity to be removed, and the item(s) to be removed appear in red. Incorrect items must be removed before the scan session can be terminated

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To remove incorrect items you can either:

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Removing Extra Items

If more items are scanned than are ordered, the 'remove' message appears, and the item with extra items will appear in red, and the number of extra items is displayed on the left

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Verify Order

Correctly scanned items appear in green. The quantity scanned appears on the left, and the ordered quantity appears on the right. A yellow progress bar indicates if any items are missing.

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Once all items are scanned correctly & complete, click Finish

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You will be returned back to the Ship orders list, and a toast pop-up will confirm the order is completed

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Mobile App: Display Receiving Statuses in Ship menu

This feature is disabled by default. To enable this additional view go to the Application Settings

If this is enabled the Status filter menu will include the Receiving statuses in the Ship menu. These additional statuses include:

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Mobile App: Ship & Receive Transfers

Steps to verify transfers at shipping and receiving

To verify Transfer orders at shipping click the Ship icon from the Home screen

Ship Transfer

Click on the Ship icon

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Choose an Existing order, or Create new transfer from the mobile. You may also create a transfer by simply scanning items.

Transfer Orders can be created from the web or the mobile app, however creating them from the mobile is disabled by default. To enable, navigate to the Application Settings in the Ship section

Choose Location

If you have access to more than one physical location, confirm the Selected Location is correct. It will appear below 'Ship'

Locate & Open Order

From the Ship tab you will see the Transfer Orders. Locate the order you are verifying

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Transfer Orders contain two tabs: Info & Products

The Info tab provides order details including status, origin, customer name, created & modified date, and a progress indicator at the bottom of the screen

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The second tab, Products displays the ordered item(s)

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The ordered items are now ready to be scanned to confirm accuracy.

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At the bottom of the screen are the Scan Settings and Auto-Scan button

The Remove switch removes scanned items from the order

Finish terminates the session

Scanning Incorrect Items

If an incorrect items is scanned, the word 'remove' appears at the top with the quantity to be removed, and the item(s) to be removed appears in red. Incorrect items must be removed before the scan session can be terminated

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To remove incorrect items you can either:

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OR

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Scanning Extra Items

If more items are scanned than are ordered, the 'remove' message appears, and the item with extra items will appear in red, and the number of extra items is displayed on the left

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OR

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Complete Shipping Order

Correctly scanned items appear in green. The quantity scanned appears on the left, and the ordered quantity appears on the right. A yellow progress bar indicates if any items are missing.

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Once all items are scanned correctly & complete, click Finish

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You will be returned back to the Ship orders list, and a toast pop-up will confirm the order is completed

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Receive Transfer

Choose Location

If you have access to more than one physical location, confirm the Selected Location is correct. It will appear below 'Receive'

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Transfer Orders contain two tabs: Info & Products

 The Info tab provides order details including status, origin, customer name, created & modified date, and a progress indicator at the bottom of the screen

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The second tab, Products displays the ordered item(s)

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The ordered items are now ready to be scanned to confirm accuracy. This process associates the serialized tags captured to the order and adds them to the destination inventory

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Correctly scanned items appear in green. The quantity scanned appears on the left, and the ordered quantity appears on the right. A blue progress bar indicates if any items are missing.

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Click Finish to complete the Transfer receiving

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Only the tags included in the order can be scanned at Transfer Receiving.

Verifying a partial order

If you want to complete an order that doesn't contain all the items originally intended, you can do so by finishing the verification, then moving the order to the next status manually via the web portal.

First, click Finish in the mobile app. You'll be warned that the order has unverified items. Click Ok to continue:

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Then, from the web portal, select the order and change the status.

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Finally, click Save to finalize your changes.


Mobile App: Create Transfer by Scanning from the Mobile

Create from Mobile

Create a transfer order by scanning items

Transfer Orders can be created from the web or the mobile app, however creating them from the mobile is disabled by default. To enable, navigate to the Application Settings in the Ship section

At the bottom of the Ship menu click the 'Create new transfer' button to create

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Info

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Products

Click on the Products tab

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Scan Products

Click Scan Products

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Adding items via the Scan method adds items & quantities scanned to the order

Mobile App: Receive Menu (Purchase Orders & Transfers)

From the Receive screen contains the following tools to help locate your order:

Below these filters are the orders

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Status Drop-down

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Filter Menu

Click on the funnel icon to view the filter menu

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Mobile App: Verify Receipt of Purchase Orders

Purchase Orders can be scanned to verify the physical items match the ordered items. This verification process is called QC or Quality Control

Purchase Orders must first be created in the web portal, and moved to Receiving status, to appear on the mobile app

To verify a Purchase Order click the Receive icon from the Home screen

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If you have access to more than one physical location, confirm the Selected Location is correct. It will appear below 'Receive'

Locate & Open Order

From the Receive tab you will see the Purchase Orders. Locate the order you are receiving

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Purchase Orders contain two tabs: Info & Products

The Info tab provides order details including status, origin, customer name, created & modified date, and a progress indicator at the bottom of the screen

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The second tab, Products displays the ordered item(s)

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TSL Readers: Pair Bluetooth

Scan Labels

Correctly scanned items appear in green. The quantity scanned appears on the left, and the ordered quantity appears on the right. A blue progress bar indicates if any items are missing. Items are filtered for uniqueness by serial number, and therefore items already received cannot be added again.

In the event of a purchase order arriving short, the system will add the received quantities and keep the order open.

To begin scanning either:

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You will be returned back to the Receive orders list, and a toast pop-up will confirm the order as accurate

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We recommend enabling the setting "Ignore Non Order Products" located in the Application Settings. Enabling this setting only displays related products with new serial numbers which have not yet been received. If the setting is enabled, the scanner will never capture products which aren't related to the order, and therefor the Remove function becomes less important.

Remove Incorrect Items

If an incorrect item is scanned, the word 'remove' appears at the top with the quantity to be removed, and the item to be removed appear in red. Incorrect items must be removed before the scan session can be completed

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To remove incorrect items you can either:

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OR

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Remove Extra Items

 If more items are scanned than are ordered, the 'remove' message appears, and the item with extra items will appear in red, and the number of extra items is displayed on the left

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Mobile App: Write Tags

"Writing" tags is the process of programming the tags to scan as one of your products. This process is completed using the handheld reader. There are two encoding methods available:

Choose the encoding method that best matches the number of tags you need to program and your workflow.

Click the Write Tags option from the Home Screen

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Pair Bluetooth

Single Tag Encoding

Use this option when needing to program a small number of tags

Click Single Tag Encoding

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This will open the Search window

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Enter the desired quantity of items you wish to encode

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Adding Tag Level Properties

Click the "Additional settings" button to open tag level properties which can then be set including:

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The Sublocation is a drop-down and the values can be created from the Location Framework section of the web portal.

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As each tag is programmed successfully it will turn green

Once all tags are programmed successfully a finishing prompt will appear asking

Bulk Encoding

Use this option when needing to program a large number of tags. This method captures the serial numbers from each tag, then ensures that all captured serial number is encoded with the product's information.

Caution: When using this feature, it is critical that any blank tags are removed from the field of view to avoid unintentionally encoding tags

Select Bulk Encoding

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Pair Bluetooth

Use the search for the item you wish to encode

Once located, select it

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As a safety precaution, only blank tags never before encoded, are eligible to be bulk encoded. This is a feature designed to prevent overwriting existing tags

Scan the tags to identify the number of available tags to encode

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Click Bulk Encoding

Slowly move the reader over the tags

You will see the number of tags Available to Encode decrease.

Once the 'available' total is 0 a finishing prompt will appear

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With encoded tags now in hand you can scan and upload these tags into your inventory.



Mobile App: EPC Read

Quickly confirm the information programmed into a tag by using the EPC Read feature.

Requirements:

Step 1: Select the EPC Read option on the mobile app

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Step 2: Adjust the reader power

If you're trying to capture a specific tag, make sure to set the power to Near, otherwise you may pick up other tags in the area, making it difficult to identify the correct tag.

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Step 3: Scan the tag(s)

Pull the trigger to scan

Tap on the EPC you wish to copy to the device's clipboard

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This will allow you to view & share EPC numbers for troubleshooting.



Mobile App: Search Tags

From the home screen click Search Tags

Pair Bluetooth

From the input window, enter the item you wish to locate, and select it

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Once it is selected, click the Search/Seek button

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This will initiate Search mode.

Choose Near, Middle or Far option to adjust the power.

Tip: Some environments may produce more reflection causing the reader to produce false positive results making it appear that the item is closer than it actually is. In these instances, once the signal is detected choose a lower power setting to reduce the read range which will help reduce the false positive signal


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Pull the trigger on the reader. If the item is within range the signal will indicate

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The grid will display 100% when the item is within 6"

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Alternative Access to Search Tags feature

In addition to the standard Home Screen access, Search Tags can be accessed directly from the multiple locations, like Scan, Archive, Ship, Receive, EPC Read, Audi & Compare in the same way as it is shown in the example below:

From the Scan menu, find the specific product you need to locate.

This process can be used to search for unknown tags as well

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Swipe right on the product row.

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A small icon will appear to the left of the product. Press this icon to jump immediately into the Search Tags feature with that item pre-selected.

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Pull the trigger on the reader. A signal will appear if the item is nearby.

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Functionality of the Search Tags from the Scan menu:

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If using Search Tags feature from EPC Read menu it will be searching specifically for tags and not the whole products

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Mobile App: Application Settings

The Application settings allows users to enable & disable features & views inside the app

Scan & Archive

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Ship

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Receive

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Product View

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Reader Control

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Search Tags

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Actions

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Mobile App: Manual Reader Control

If you wish to control the reader via the standard RFID settings, you can enable in the Application Settings menu

Manual Reader Control (Pro) Enabled

These controls include;

Power Slider which is a single control to manage the reader power dynamically via a slider. Below this, a settings icon to manage the Scan Mode & Session of the Reader, and the current settings are displayed to the right of it. To the far right is the button to navigate to the Connected Reader

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Session & Scan Mode

Sessions are 0, 1, 2 & 3

Scan Modes are Standard, Tag Focus, Many Tags, & Tag Refresh

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After making selection, click the Apply button to save changes

Click Close to exit the settings window


Mobile App: Increase Max Reader Power & Set Reader Sensitivity to Far


If you find that scans are appearing slowly, and or accuracy seems poor, you'll want to set the Reader power to the maximum output, and that the Reading Sensitivity is set to Far

Prerequisites
Scan View
Connected Devices
Reader Settings


Mobile App: Scan to Print Feature

Print to Scan feature requires the Barcode to be unique to each product

1- Login to the Simple RFID mobile app


2- Select "Scan to Print"

Mobile App: Restoring Archived Tags

Previously Archived tags can always be restored from the SimpleRFID app.


To restore archived tags, start a new Scan session.
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Start scanning the tags. You should now see Archived tags appear.
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Click Finish. It will take you to the final screen, where the Archived tags can be restored.

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Click Upload to Inventory and then OK.

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Archived tags should now be restored and added to your inventory.

Mobile App: Review & Resolve


Mobile App: Review & Resolve

Mobile App: Review Mismatches

Create page for Review Mismatches on mobile once completed.

Mobile App: Review & Resolve

Mobile App: RFID Actions (Pending Actions)

Once items are processed through the Mismatch Review page, actions are generated to realign the RFID and Partner quantities. If the actions involve RFID Actions the mobile user will follow this flow:

Pending Actions

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Pending Actions tab (Mismatch Review)

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Choose a single product, or use the checkboxes on the left to choose multiple

Individual Product View

To view details of any Pending Action, click on the card:

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Printing

All printing tasks are grouped under Print. This window also displays the number of products which are pending print.

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Print Dialog

From the print page the user sees the printer they will be printing to, and label design the print job will use.

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To choose a different printer click the image of the printer.

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To choose a different label design template click on the Label Design.

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Click Print All to iniciate the print job.

As tags are printed the screen updates the number printed against expected.

Once the print job has been completed, click "Complete" to end the print process and return to the list view.

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Add Scans

Once needed labels have been printed an "Add Scan" task will be generated. The Add scan list represents all items which have been printed and are ready to be scanned and added to inventory.

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Remove (Archive) Scans

Select one or more checkboxes