TapKit for Warehouses

Proof that someone stood at bin C-14.

A sticker on every bin and every piece of equipment, registered once. A cycle count or a forklift check becomes a trail of taps with times against them, exportable for the auditor.

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Today

Cycle-count sheets that say a bin was checked with nothing to show somebody actually went there, and equipment checks ticked off in the canteen.

With TapKit

Every count and every pre-use check is a tap at the bin or the machine itself, by a known phone, at a known time.

A real day

A cycle count and a forklift shift

07:00

The forklift driver taps the on-metal tag on Forklift 2 before the pre-use check. The routine asks first: "Pre-use check done?"

10:00

The counter walks aisle C, tapping each bin sticker as they count it.

10:40

The back of the yard has no signal. Taps queue on the phone and send when the counter walks back in.

16:30

The supervisor filters the ledger by the counting phone and exports aisle C's trail for the stock auditor.

The cards you would issue

Bin stickersOne per bin, registered once in the console.
Recognised

Equipment tagsOn-metal tags on forklifts and pallet jacks.
Recognised

Manual stickerWritten with a link to the equipment's manual.
Written

Recognised works on any chip, changed from the console. Written works on any phone, nothing installed. The two modes, explained

Where TapKit stops. TapKit proves a tag was tapped; it does not hold stock quantities. Counts stay in your inventory system, and the TapKit CSV is the evidence trail beside them.

TapKit in other buildings

Offices Schools Hotels Clinics Factories Warehouses Events Retail Co-working Senior care

See this warehouses day on real cards.

We set up a workspace that looks like yours and walk through this day on real cards. Thirty minutes, no slides.

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