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RFID Warehouse Tracking Morocco

Pilot deployed at site 1 in 19 days; stocktake time cut from 6 hours to 75 minutes (−80%); counting error rate below 0.8%; client penalties eliminated in the pilot quarter; payback projected at 11 months.

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RFID Warehouse Tracking Morocco: project record

Manual stocktakes took 6 hours per site and were run monthly; counting error rate of ~4% caused shipment discrepancies and client penalties totalling ~$18,000 in claims the previous year. Cycle counts consumed 3 staff-days per week.

Buyer and project
A Rabat, Morocco logistics operator managing 3 warehouses with ~18,000 pallet positions and 46 staff.
Products and scope
RFID asset-tracking system: 25,000 UHF labels, 8 fixed dock-door readers, 12 handheld readers, plus middleware integration with the existing WMS.

What LifaSourcing.com did

  1. Verified 9 RFID vendors against read-rate, label durability, and middleware compatibility requirements.

  2. Designed the system architecture: reader placement at dock doors, label encoding plan, WMS integration.

  3. Prepared a single-site pilot plan with a $38,000 budget and 3-week rollout schedule.

  4. Defined measurable go-live criteria before committing to a full rollout.

Recorded result

Pilot deployed at site 1 in 19 days; stocktake time cut from 6 hours to 75 minutes (−80%); counting error rate below 0.8%; client penalties eliminated in the pilot quarter; payback projected at 11 months.

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