

How many carts do we have?
KartKeeper™ is a system designed
by leaders in the retail growers industry to make it easy to manage your
cart investment. Using radio frequency technology, KartKeeper™
employs a hands free mentality to tracking carts to and from your
customers. Employing intuitive
software screens to allow for easy access to your company shipping information,
the KartKeeper™ system tracks your carts from the greenhouse to the customer
and back again.
· Cart Tags – The unique identifier for each cart. Consists of an RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tag encapsulated in a durable plastic holder for easy mounting to the cart.
· Antennas – Custom antennas are embedded into the concrete in front of any dock or setup as a gateway to service multiple docks.
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Workstation – The heart of the tracking system.
The workstation consists of a PC, RFID reader/readers, and software.
The workstation scans carts and reports them to the system software.
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Administration – The system administrator provides
detailed reports and administrative functions to facilitate the management of
carts.
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Server – The central database and system core. Stores all the
transactions and cart information for use in both Administrator and Workstation
packages.
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Assume
your company is losing 5% of its carts per year. The ROI for your purchase comes
multiple sources.
*See ROI calculator in pricing spreadsheet. For
pricing information please call us...614-431-3300
**Returnable container tracking systems
are a potential tax write-off under the new Homeland Security bill.
Barcodes have been tried in the past but….
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Barcodes ·
Optical Technology –
Requires a clean environment to be seen by scanner. ·
Durability – Barcodes can
be printed on almost any material, but even the most durable materials can
be damaged and cause non-readability. · User involvement – Barcodes require someone to scan them, adding time and cost to the loading process. Also scanning becomes tedious during busy times. · Data – Usually a batch process, which creates potential for data loss |
RFID ·
Electromagnetic Technology -
Requires that the tag only get close to the antenna to work. ·
Durability - Encased in a
plastic holder, RFID tags withstand considerable abuse. · User Involvement - Requires no user involvement to be scanned. Loads occur normally. Data – Real time, reduces any potential data loss.
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Pricing
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