Pallet Audit System
Automatic pallet auditing at receiving and dispatch: weight, RFID reading and visual evidence for every pallet.
Receiving and dispatch
Know what left, what arrived and what is missing
At receiving and dispatch, checking cargo depends on manual counts: slow, disruptive and hard to audit afterwards.
Pallet Audit System replaces those counts with automatic verification of every pallet, as part of the Wriot RMS RFID traceability ecosystem.
How it works
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Tag
Each pallet carries a RAIN (UHF) RFID tag linked to its shipment, printed and managed from Wriot RMS.
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Read and weigh
At the checkpoint, its tags are read and its weight is recorded.
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Capture evidence
The system keeps visual evidence of every pallet for later audits.
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Validate
With that data, each pallet is validated at receiving and at dispatch.
Pilot with Coca-Cola Andina
BWhale deployed an RFID pilot in Coca-Cola Andina's cargo control and validation operations. Tags, antennas and management software work together across the phases of the integrated loading flow: tag application, bay control, weight validation and final audit at the dock.
Watch the full pilot walkthrough (12 min, in Spanish)Frequently asked questions
What does it check on each pallet?
Its RFID tag reads, its weight and visual evidence.
Where is it installed?
At receiving and dispatch checkpoints.
Which RFID technology does it use?
RAIN (UHF) RFID, the same as the Wriot RMS platform, where tags are printed and managed.
Has it been proven in a real operation?
Yes: it was deployed in a pilot with Coca-Cola Andina, on its integrated loading flow.
How is it quoted?
It depends on the number of checkpoints and your operation's volume. Let's talk about your case.