Get complete visibility over your inventory, assets and supply chain with enterprise-grade UHF RFID, designed and deployed locally in Kenya. We commission
items at the source, track them across sites with full chain-of-custody, and pinpoint their real-time location on the floor — then push clean, reconciled data
straight into the systems you already run.
Every asset carries a unique RFID tag tied to its record. what it is, its value, who owns it, where it lives, and its service history. Scan
it and you know exactly what you’re holding.
A physical count that used to take a team a full day now takes one person a fraction of the time. Walk the area, sweep, done; and you get
a clear list of what’s present, what’s missing, and what’s there that shouldn’t be.
Fixed readers at doorways and zones log assets as they move, so you build a custody trail without anyone filling in a form.
Parcy connects to your ERP, inventory, or asset-management system (Odoo, Microsoft Dynamics, and others) so RFID data flows straight
into the tools your team already uses, no double entry, no separate silo.
We handle the readers, the zone configuration, the integrations, and the day-to-day running. Your team uses the result; we look after the
engine.
Untracked assets are pure cost. You re-buy equipment because nobody could find the one you already owned. You fail audits because the records don’t match the floor. You burn hours of skilled staff time counting things by hand. Parcy turns asset tracking into something that happens quietly in the background and stays accurate; so the question “where is it?” stops being a half-day investigation and becomes a glance at a screen.
Most asset registers today run on barcode tags. Barcodes work — but they carry limits that RFID simply doesn’t, and that gap is exactly the upgrade we offer:
A barcode has to be seen and scanned individually. RFID reads many tags at once, through packaging and without aiming — you sweep a room, you don’t scan a queue.
Counting 500 barcoded assets is 500 individual scans. 500 RFID-tagged assets is one walk-through of a few minutes
Printed barcodes fade, smudge, peel, and die in sun, oil, and abrasion. RFID tags can be sealed, encapsulated, or metal-mounted to survive industrial
conditions for years.
RFID logs assets automatically as they pass a reader. Barcodes need a person to stop and scan every item, every time, so in real life they don’t get scanned, and the register quietly drifts out of date.
A barcode can be photocopied. RFID tags carry unique, harder-to-clone identities, and can be paired with tamper-evident seals.
Barcode tracking is a manual chore people skip when they’re busy. RFID makes accurate tracking the default, because it happens whether or not anyone remembers
to do it. Same idea, dramatically better execution. That’s the disruption: we’re not asking you to start tracking, we’re making the tracking you already try to do actually
work.
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