RFID software for fashion retail
Item-level inventory
for retail operations
Track item availability, location and movement. Put that information to work in your stores, customer service and online orders.
Contact our specialists about your setup, project costing and an ROI simulation.
Retail workflows
Store replenishment, customer service
and online fulfilment
Replenish stock
on the sales floor
Identify available backroom stock for sales-floor replenishment.
View store operations → Customer serviceLocate items
for customers
Check item availability and location while serving customers.
View the Lacoste example → Online fulfilmentFulfil online orders
from store stock
Use item-level inventory for collection and ship-from-store orders.
View connected inventory →Customer story
Reduced customer waiting time
at Lacoste
7 min → 2.51 min Customer waiting time at the Champs Élysées flagship
Retail Reload’s reported result for the Lacoste Champs Élysées flagship
Explore the Lacoste story ↗Inventory capabilities and reported results
Inventory accuracy and order fulfilment
Inventory accuracy
Inventory accuracy reported by Retail Reload.
Stock visibility
Inventory status and location for individual items.
Click & collect
Order-availability example published by Retail Reload.
Retail Reload inventory information ↗ · View the fulfilment example →
New and existing RFID deployments
Use RFID data across
your retail operations
Track individual items beyond inventory counts. Use their availability, location and movement for store and online workflows.
Already using RFID? Retail Reload is hardware agnostic. Review your equipment and integration requirements with our team.
- Locate items and check availability
- Replenish the sales floor from backroom stock
- Prepare collection and ship-from-store orders
Customer service
- Mobile stock visibility
- Fitting-room and kiosk workflows
- Assisted selling and checkout
Store inventory
- Item-level receiving and counts
- Backroom-to-floor replenishment
- Stock rebalancing and RFID anti-theft connections
Orders and returns
- Click-and-collect and reservations
- Ship-from-store fulfilment
- Order and return management
System integrations
Inventory data
for your retail systems
Share item-level inventory data through APIs with store, warehouse and central systems.
Order management systems
Inventory availability for order preparation and fulfilment.
Enterprise resource planning
Inventory updates from transactions, movements and reservations.
Warehouse management systems
Item-level receiving, order fulfilment and allocation to stores.
Business intelligence systems
Inventory data for reporting, analysis and business decisions.
Project requirements
Hardware compatibility
and system integration
Review equipment compatibility, integration requirements and project costs.
Can we use our existing RFID hardware?
The software is hardware agnostic. Confirm compatibility with your equipment before deployment.
Which systems can receive inventory data?
Connect order, enterprise, warehouse and reporting systems through APIs. Confirm the integration scope for your project.
How do we assess the business value?
Request project-specific costing and an ROI simulation.
Project discussion
Discuss your RFID project
Share your current setup and requirements. Our specialists will follow up about project costing and a personalised ROI simulation.
Lacoste / Customer story
Real-time availability for assisted selling
Item-level availability supports assisted selling at Lacoste’s Champs Élysées flagship. Retail Reload reports customer waiting time falling from 7 to 2.51 minutes.
The retail context
The story describes high-value products with limited stock depth. Knowing whether the remaining item is available matters to assisted selling.
The approach
Retail Reload describes real-time available-to-promise inventory and the use of RFID and QR-code technologies for customer service and store operations.
Etam / Customer story
Inventory visibility for daily store operations
Retail Reload’s published Etam example focuses on inventory counting, discrepancy management and sales-floor replenishment alerts.
The operational focus
The example concerns store productivity, on-shelf availability and connected store and online operations.
The configuration described
Retail Reload identifies counting and discrepancy management together with replenishment-alert settings. Its homepage also describes APIs that supply inventory information to connected retail systems.
Undiz / Customer story
A connected physical-store experience
Retail Reload publishes an Undiz retailer video exploring a digitally connected shopping experience.
The customer-experience focus
The published description discusses a physical-store experience designed to connect digital interactions with shopping in person.
Hear the retailer’s account
The customer video is the primary account linked from Retail Reload’s case-study section. Use it to understand the deployment context rather than assuming every store uses the same configuration.
Omnichannel / Published example
Fulfil online orders from store inventory
Retail Reload’s case-study section includes a video about real-time fulfilment using inventory held in stores.
The workflow
The published example connects online orders with store inventory. Retail Reload describes an order-availability example of less than fifteen minutes.
What to evaluate
Review the store process, system integrations and order-availability target for your project with Retail Reload.
Store formats / Published example
Explore connected store formats
Retail Reload’s published video section explores omnichannel stores and inner-city warehouse-store formats.
The format described
The page introduces retail locations that combine a physical shopping experience with connected inventory and fulfilment.
Explore the implementation
Watch the published video for context, then discuss the store format and operational requirements relevant to your project with Retail Reload.