Inventory & operations

Inventory Device Pilot

Prove a barcode workflow with a small device set before expanding across the team or site.

2 handhelds · 1 label station · one pilot workflow

Built around your siteConfigured project quote

A written scope and price follow software, hardware, and site verification.

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Manufacturer photos show the listed products or families. Representative components are labeled; accessories, finish, mounts, and orderable configurations are finalized in the bill of materials.

The full starting scope

Everything, unpacked.

Designed for: Businesses that already have a compatible network and inventory host but want to validate handheld working.

Zebra TC22 / TC27 configurable handheld family
Manufacturer photoTC22 / TC27
01 / equipment · 2 included

Zebra TC22 inventory handhelds

Wi-Fi model from the TC22/TC27 family. Select the scan engine, memory, battery, protective accessories, Android support, and management licenses against the actual task.

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Zebra TC22 / TC27 device and spare-battery cradle
Manufacturer photoCRD-TC2L-BS11B-01
02 / equipment · 2 included

TC22/TC27 charging and spare-battery stations

Each station includes a configuration-confirmed cradle, PWR-BGA12V50W0WW power supply, CBL-DC-388A1-01 DC cable, and regional AC cable in the final bill of materials. Protective boots and shims are matched before ordering.

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Zebra ZD421 configurable desktop label-printer family
Manufacturer photoZD421
03 / equipment · 1 included

Zebra ZD421 label printers

Specify direct thermal or thermal transfer, resolution, network interface, media, ribbons where required, and sample-label quantity. The family photograph does not define the orderable configuration.

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Illustrative grocery stock receiving and handheld inventory workflow
Illustrative environmentIllustrative business solution
04 / software · 1 scoped workflow

Device enrollment and pilot integration

Enroll two handhelds, configure scanning and label printing, connect one supported inventory workflow, and train a representative operator group.

Included delivery work

  • Configuration-specific equipment schedule and compatibility review
  • Installation, labeling, configuration, and the named software/integration work
  • Functional acceptance checks with recorded exceptions
  • Operator training, administrator handover, and an operating runbook
In daily operation

What you can do with it.

Use cases are implemented against the agreed application, device configuration, and operating rules.

Illustrative grocery stock receiving and handheld inventory workflow
Illustrative business environment
01

Test labels before buying a fleet

Run the real barcode sizes, surfaces, distances, and lighting conditions with the proposed scanner.

02

Validate the transaction

Confirm that a scan produces the correct item, location, quantity, user, and system-of-record result.

03

Build a repeatable rollout

Record the accepted device profile, accessory list, training steps, and exception process for a larger deployment.

From planning to daily use

A working system, handed over.

01

Confirm the configuration

Survey the site and agree on exact models, quantities, interfaces, licenses, mounting, access, and the workflow acceptance criteria.

02

Stage and install

Prepare devices and software, document identifiers, install the scoped infrastructure, and connect the named systems.

03

Test the actual work

Complete agreed sample transactions and labels, identify invalid barcodes, verify user restrictions, and recover a disconnected device.

04

Train and hand over

Demonstrate the workflow, hand over access and documentation, record remaining decisions, and confirm support ownership.

Set the right expectations

What we confirm together.

Before we start

  • Existing compatible inventory host and supported application interface
  • Verified Wi-Fi in the pilot work area
  • Sample labels, item/location data, and an acceptance owner
  • Approved bill of materials, software entitlements, access window, and customer acceptance owner

Outside the starting scope

  • New servers, site-wide Wi-Fi installation, and full data migration
  • A production-wide rollout or new inventory application by default
  • Recurring licenses, cloud storage, maintenance, and response coverage are separate unless included in the signed agreement

Ways to expand

  • More handhelds and charging stations
  • Receiving/picking rollout
  • Server and network improvements
Make it fit your business

Start with this package.
Build around your operation.

Tell us about your locations, current systems, staff, and daily workflow. We will map the equipment and work to a reviewable scope.

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