Stocktakes Online — Barcode Datalink Stocktakes Online
Hardware

Rugged scanners, sized to the job.

Stocktakes Online runs on Zebra Android mobile computers. We supply them, stage them and support them — so the device that arrives is already configured for your site and ready to count.

Zebra TC22 touch computer held in one hand
Why not a phone

A consumer phone in a warehouse is a broken phone.

Not because it is fragile — though it is — but because a camera is not a scan engine. A phone reads a barcode in about a second, in good light, held still. A Zebra scan engine reads it instantly, at an angle, in a dim aisle, off a creased label, hundreds of times an hour, with a trigger the operator can find without looking.

SPEED

Trigger, not tap

A physical trigger and a real scan engine. Over a shift of thousands of scans, the difference is hours.

DROPS

Built to be dropped

Rated for repeated drops onto concrete and for dust and water. Warehouses do not hand devices back undamaged.

SHIFT

Batteries you can swap

A flat battery mid-count is a stopped count. Zebra batteries come out and get replaced in seconds.

FLEET

Managed properly

Staged, locked down and updated as a fleet, so twenty devices behave identically and nobody installs anything on them.

The range

Four devices cover almost every stocktake.

All of them run Android and all of them run Stocktakes Online. The choice is about the building, the shift and the operator — not the software. Click any of them for the detail.

What we do with them

Staged before they reach you.

Configured for your site

Wifi, scanner profile and the app installed and pointed at your portal. Out of the box, an operator signs in and counts.

Identified properly

Each device is staged so it reports its real serial number with every count. On the portal you see the last four digits, matching the label on the unit in somebody's hand.

Supported by people who answer

Hardware, software and labels from one supplier. When something goes wrong at 6am on stocktake day, there is one number to ring.

Not sure which one?

Tell us the environment: aisle widths, whether it is a freezer, how far the operator walks, how many hours a shift. The right device follows from that — and we would rather send one that fits than the most expensive one.

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