RFID CYCLE COUNTING

Count Your Entire
Warehouse In
Minutes, Not Days.

Complete warehouse inventory counting up to 95% faster. Achieve 99%+ accuracy while drastically reducing operational downtime.

Warehouse operator with RFID
0% Faster Counting
0%+ Inventory Accuracy
0% Less Manpower
Real-Time Inventory Visibility
The Challenge

The Hidden Cost of Manual Inventory Counting

Manual counting drains valuable warehouse time and inflates labor costs. Outdated processes cause costly downtime and prevent real-time inventory visibility.

Warehouse operator facing inventory issues
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Several days of downtime to complete a full stock count

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Inaccurate records lead to Phantom Inventory (Ghost Inventory), causing missed sales

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Large manpower requirement drives up operational costs

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Delayed reports mean decisions based on stale, unreliable data

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No real-time inventory visibility across the warehouse floor

Operator holding RFID Reader in warehouse

Simply Walk Through
The Warehouse.

✓

Count inventory faster with RFID Cycle Counting

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No tedious barcode scanning required

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Read hidden tags without direct line-of-sight

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Scan hundreds of items simultaneously in seconds

Side by Side

Manual vs. RFID Inventory

Before RFID

Manual Inventory

✕ Several Days
✕ Human Errors
✕ Ghost Inventory
✕ Large Teams

With Treewalker

RFID Inventory

✓ Few Hours
✓ 99% Accuracy
✓ Eliminate Phantom Inventory
✓ Real-Time Visibility
✓ Small Team
The Treewalker Solution

The Complete RFID Inventory Ecosystem

Treewalker provides every component — hardware, software, and integration — as one seamless solution.

RFID Handheld Reader
RFID Reader
RFID Tags
RFID Tags
Inventory Software
Galla Inventory Software
ERP / WMS Integration
ERP / WMS
Real-Time Insights
Real-Time Inventory Visibility
Who We Serve

Industries We Power

RFID inventory intelligence for every sector that moves goods at scale.

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Warehouse
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Retail
📦
E-Commerce
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Manufacturing
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Textile
👗
Apparel
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Distribution
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3PL / Logistics

Ready To Transform Inventory Counting?