RFID for banks: asset tracking across the branch network
A bank has dozens of branches, each with ATMs, servers, computers, furniture and office equipment on the books. Counting such a fleet by hand takes days, gaps with accounting pile up, and control is easily lost when equipment is written off or moved. RFID for banks closes these tasks: every unit gets a tag and a branch count takes hours instead of days.
Accounting problems in a bank network
- Slow fixed-asset inventory across many addresses;
- Gaps between physical stock and the books;
- Uncontrolled movement of equipment between branches;
- Risk of expensive IT equipment being removed;
- Audit and reporting preparation takes a lot of time.
What RFID gives a bank
The ERFID platform combines three layers. RFID fixed-asset inventory speeds up counting many times over and raises accuracy to 99%+. The RFID anti-theft system puts smart gates at exits and protects against equipment removal. Integration with 1C and ERP syncs data with accounting without double entry.
The result for the bank
Management sees where every asset is at any moment, inventory stops being a fire drill, and audits run on ready data. Equipment losses and accounting effort drop, and branches operate to one transparent standard.
Request a demo for your bank
ERKSONS is an official Chainway distributor, office in Tashkent, delivery across Uzbekistan. Request a free demo — we will show RFID tracking on one branch and size a solution for your network.