RFID solutions in Canada
Count inventory in minutes instead of hours. Find assets without searching. IDG plans, supplies, sets up and repairs RFID systems for warehouses, plants and stores across Canada.
What Canadian teams use RFID for
Inventory counts
Walk the aisles with a handheld reader and count every tagged item on the shelf. Cycle counts that took a day take an hour.
Asset tracking
Tag tools, IT gear, totes and returnable containers. See what's where and who has it, without clipboards.
Shipping and receiving
Fixed readers at dock doors log what goes in and out, so pallets and cases are checked without opening them.
Tag & Track for retail
Tag & Track is IDG's own RFID software, built for stores. Tag your stock once, then count a whole floor with a handheld reader in minutes. See what's on the shelf, what's in the back room, and what needs to be refilled.
- Full-store counts in minutes, not overnight
- Find any item with the reader's locate mode
- Spot gaps between the back room and the sales floor
- Web dashboard for every store, on any device
- Runs on Zebra RFID handhelds we supply, set up and repair
Everything in one place
One partner for the hardware, the software and the support.
Readers
Zebra handheld RFID (RFD40, RFD90, MC3330xR) and fixed readers (FX7500, FX9600) with antennas.
Tags and labels
The right tag for each surface: paper labels, on-metal tags, rugged hard tags and laundry tags.
RFID printers
Print and encode your own RFID labels on Zebra RFID printers like the ZT411 and ZD621R.
Tag & Track software
IDG's own RFID app for handhelds and the web. Count stock, find items and see where assets moved.
Setup and training
We test read ranges at your site, pick tags, set up devices with SOTI or your device manager, and train your team.
Repair and support
When a reader or printer breaks, send it in through this portal and track the repair online.
RFID questions
Thinking about RFID? Ask for a free quote and tell us about your site.
What is RFID?
RFID uses radio waves to read tags without a line of sight. One pull of a handheld reader's trigger can count hundreds of tagged items in seconds, where a barcode scanner reads one at a time.
RFID or barcodes: which do I need?
Barcodes are cheap and work well for one-at-a-time scanning. RFID pays off when you count a lot of items often, need to find things fast, or want to track gear as it moves. Many sites use both.
Do you work across Canada?
Yes. We're based in Markham, Ontario and support customers across Canada. Hardware ships anywhere, and setup can be on site in the GTA or remote.
Can you repair our existing RFID gear?
Yes. We repair handheld RFID sleds, fixed readers and RFID printers, and test them with live tags before they ship back.
What does an RFID project cost?
It depends on how many items, readers and locations you have. Tell us about your site and we'll send a clear quote.