The libraries manage thousands of titles, ISBN, publishers, collections, campaigns, new releases, reprints, and returns. The stock changes constantly between store, warehouse, online orders, reservations, showcases, and thematic tables. RFID allows to identify books, boxes, lots or logistical units to speed up inventory, control entries, improve reprints and reduce errors in editorial returns.
In a library, knowing if a book is really available can make all the difference between selling it or losing the sale. RFID improves the visibility of the physical catalog, facilitates locating titles, validating editorial receptions, controlling campaigns and preparing orders with greater precision. Dipole designs RFID solutions adapted to independent bookstores, chains, editorial warehouses and cultural sales points, integrating RFID reading with ERP, POS, e-commerce or bibliographic management systems.
We offer RFID solutions at Dipole to identify books, magazines, school materials and paper products in a single unit, associating each reference to key information such as ISBN, title, author, publisher, category, location, batch, supplier or availability.
We integrate RFID tags, readers, antennas, security arches and portable devices to quickly and accurately detect products in libraries, warehouses and logistics centers, automating inventory, replenishments, book searches and entry and exit control without handling each item.
We connect RFID technology with ERP, POS, SGA or management platforms to have real-time visibility of stock, automate inventory, optimize replenishment, reduce losses and improve the shopping experience through efficient management of each item.
RFID reduces the time needed to count books in store, warehouse, tables or shelves.
The library can know with greater precision if a title is available, reserved, sold, pending receipt or return.
Finding a book quickly improves the in-store experience and avoids lost sales due to stock errors.
Editorial updates and orders can be validated with less manual work.
RFID helps to verify references and quantities before sending returns.
The titles of a promotion, thematic table or novelty can be controlled with greater precision.
The preparation of online orders or reservations becomes more reliable and faster.
RFID can be integrated with POS, ERP, ecommerce or editorial management systems.
RFID is used to control books, ISBN, stock, reception of news, inventory, reservations, e-commerce, editorial returns and store location.
Yes. Each book can be identified with a RFID tag associated with ISBN, title, publisher, price and location.
Yes. Allows you to search and inventory to know if a title is in stock, warehouse, reserved or pending return.
Yes. RFID allows to validate titles and quantities before preparing an editorial return.
You can coexist with him. RFID provides faster reading, no direct visual contact and with the possibility of massive inventories.
Its Dipole can integrate RFID readings with ERP, POS, e-commerce or library systems.
Depends on the volume of titles, rotation, inventory needs, and desired level of automation.
Depends on the volume of titles, rotation, inventory needs, and desired level of automation.
Yes. It can also be used in editorial distribution, warehouses, order preparation and returns control.
