RFID jewellery inventory: count the whole vault in minutes.
Counting a jewellery store by hand closes the counter for a day and still misses pieces. RFID tags let a reader count a whole tray at once, and the count is matched with your stock records. Here is how it works, and what you need.
What is RFID jewellery inventory software?
Software that reads the RFID tag on every jewellery piece with a handheld or desktop reader, counts whole trays at once, and matches the count with your stock records, so missing, extra and misplaced pieces show at once.
What to look for, and why it matters.
RFID jewellery inventory
Tag once, count in minutes
Each piece gets a reusable or one-time RFID tag linked to its stock record: weight, purity, HUID, design and price. A handheld UHF reader then reads a full tray in seconds.
- Handheld UHF readers for the floor and the vault
- Desktop readers at the counter
- Reusable and one-time tags
Matched with your stock, not just counted
Every read is checked against SeeJewel’s stock: what should be in this tray, what was read, and what is missing or misplaced. Differences are flagged for a person to check.
New shop, or readers you already own
A new business gets the hardware sourced, tags configured and staff trained. A running business can connect compatible readers it already owns through the SeeJewel SDK, with training online or in the store.
Tick what your shop needs.
Tick each one you need today. See where it lives in SeeJewel.
She messages. Your team already knows her.
Pick a customer. This is what the person replying sees beside the chat: purchases, try-ons, chats, occasions and the next best step.
- Tried 3 necklaces in AR
- Asked about a 22K choker on WhatsApp
- Mother bought bangles in 2023
- Budget about ₹4 lakh
- Prefers Saturday visits
Suggested next stepBook a Saturday bridal appointment and keep the two chokers she tried aside.
How much time would your team get back?
Two numbers from your shop. Move them to match yours.
Assumes SeeJewel removes about four-fifths of the typing, copying and looking-up on each job. A planning estimate, not a measurement.
Where this lives in SeeJewel.
Each one opens its own page.
What jewellers ask.
How long does an RFID stock count take?
A handheld reader reads a full tray in seconds, so a whole store is counted in minutes instead of a closed day. The exact time depends on how much stock you hold and the reader you use.
Can I use the RFID readers I already have?
Compatible readers can be connected to SeeJewel through the SeeJewel SDK. Tell us the make and model in the demo.
Do RFID tags work on gold jewellery?
Yes. Jewellery RFID tags hang from the piece on a loop, away from the metal, which is how readers read them reliably. We plan the tag type with you.
Is RFID different from barcode tags?
A barcode is scanned one piece at a time; RFID tags are read many at once, without pointing at each one. SeeJewel works with both.
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See it working on your own shop.
Fifteen minutes on your own shop: your stock at today’s rate, one real day from enquiry to bill, and a straight answer on price.