Prepare at the depot
Track container movements, recorded contents, and custody history through a practical WMS workflow, with barcode capture and optional RFID integration.
Our traceability workflow is built around collapsible, returnable bulk containers — a pallet base, a foldable sleeve, and a lid (天地盖). The photos below are Fargo Techs product photos of the actual unit under evaluation.
The animated journey follows reusable pallet boxes from the warehouse to a recycling depot and back — including a deliberate receiving discrepancy that an operator resolves with an audit record.
Warehouse knows available inventory by asset ID.
Truck manifest is built from dispatch scans.
Contents declared per location, not from the tag.
Scanned boxes matched to manifest; exceptions flagged.
Asset ID and history persist; contents cleared.
Reusable pallet boxes move through a closed loop — prepared at the depot, collected by truck, received and reconciled at the warehouse, then returned empty. The animations below are original Fargo Techs artwork.
Illustrative workflowPrepare at the depot
Collect and transport
Receive, reconcile, return
Reader setup planning, tag flow review, scan process mapping, and operational testing for receiving, movement, counting, and traceability use cases.
Help translating warehouse procedures into cleaner system workflows, from item setup and locations to picking, transfers, adjustments, and reporting.
Practical connections between readers, local tools, spreadsheets, databases, and business systems so operational data moves with less manual handling.
Data cleanup, exception lists, traceability reports, price or inventory history, and dashboards that help teams see what changed and why.
Critical point mapping for receiving, storage, staging, loading, temperature records, lot movement, and audit-ready exception tracking.
A closed-loop WMS workflow for reusable containers — commissioning, transfers and manifests, truck loading, receiving reconciliation, empty returns, and exception handling, with optional RFID capture. See the solution → · Visual journey →
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The “From depot pickup to warehouse return” section uses three original Fargo Techs premium animated video loops (3D isometric scenes generated for this project, with subtle RFID pulses added in post-production). The product gallery shows Fargo Techs product photographs of the actual unit under evaluation (owner-supplied, September 2026). The hero photograph is a free-to-use, licence-checked stock image used as generic illustration only; it does not depict Fargo Techs, any specific facility or vehicle.
| Image (use) | Source | Licence | Attribution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warehouse interior (hero) | Pexels — photo ID 4481326 | Pexels Free | Not required (credit appreciated) |
| Workflow video loops (depot, truck, warehouse) | Fargo Techs premium animated loops v1 — original 3D isometric artwork (MiniMax generation, RFID pulse composited in post) | Original artwork | N/A |
| Product gallery (assembled / collapsed / components / handling) | Fargo Techs product photos — owner-supplied photographs of the actual unit under evaluation (September 2026) | Company-owned | N/A |