Luxembourg · Neutral 3P verification

Smart packaging for seamless supply chains.

Real-time quantity verification, zero disputes, maximum trust. IoTally turns cartons into data-generating assets and reconciles what shipped with what arrived — without locking either side into the other’s system.

Fixed RFID portal scanning a pallet of cartons on a dock
99%+quantity match at the dock, in seconds
99%+shipment accuracy target
90%less reconciliation time
€0.06typical tag resale
€5kplatform / pair / month

Purchase quantity variance is a quiet tax.

Shipped quantities, invoiced quantities, and received quantities drift apart. The result is disputes, delayed payments, and teams reconciling spreadsheets instead of moving goods.

Without IoTally

Ambiguity at every handoff

  • Manual counts and barcode scans miss cartons outside the line of sight.
  • Vendor, carrier, and retailer each hold a different version of the truth.
  • Disputes stall payment and erode the relationship.

With IoTally

One count both sides can trust

  • Passive UHF tags in packaging and outer cartons, read in bulk.
  • Fixed readers at outbound, transit, and inbound docks.
  • Cloud reconciliation and ERP-ready events, not another silo.

From carton to confirmed count.

A neutral third party so neither retailer nor vendor has to accept the other’s system as the record.

01 · Tag

Embed

Low-cost passive UHF RFID in product packaging and outer cartons.

02 · Read

Scan

Fixed readers at handover nodes capture a pallet in seconds, no line of sight.

03 · Match

Reconcile

The platform compares shipped, invoiced, and received quantities automatically.

04 · Act

Integrate

Events flow to SAP, Oracle, and the rest of the stack through APIs.

Architecture and rollout

Dark analytics dashboard showing shipment match rate

Platform

Visibility both partners share

Quantity verification, exception queues, and analytics in one cloud workspace. Modeled savings for a vendor–retailer pair reach about $420k a year when disputes and manual reconciliation fall.

Close-up of a carton with a small RFID inlay

Hardware economics

Tags that disappear into the pack

Passive UHF inlays at roughly $0.05–$0.15 in bulk. Fixed readers in the $1,500–$3,000 range sit at the dock, not on every worker. Scan fees stay near €0.01.

Onboarding pilots now.

Talk to us about a vendor–retailer pair, a dock pilot, or an ERP integration. Luxembourg HQ, Europe first, built to scale.

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