Eliminate Costly Traceability Gaps in Medical Device Manufacturing & Life Science Labs

Use RFID to automate chain-of-custody and lot genealogy, creating audit-ready records without manual scanning.

Designed for FDA-regulated manufacturing, cleanrooms, and cold storage environments.

Organizations using RFID traceability typically achieve 99%+ inventory accuracy and 50–80% reduction in sample search time.

Manual Tracking Creates Traceability Gaps & Audit Risk

Spreadsheets and barcode scans weaken chain-of-custody and lot genealogy, creating compliance risk and making it harder to trace affected products.

Lost or Misidentified Components

Critical components or specimens go missing or get mislabeled.

Incomplete Chain-of-Custody

Missing records of who handled materials, when, and where they moved.

Slow Recall Investigations

Days or weeks to trace affected lots due to incomplete genealogy records.

Manual Documentation for Audits

Hours spent compiling paperwork and records for FDA and ISO audits.

Shipping Errors

Wrong products shipped due to manual verification failures.

How RFID Traceability Works Without Manual Scanning

1. Tag Assets and Materials

Attach RFID tags to components, trays, tools, or specimens to enable automatic tracking.

2. Capture Movement Automatically

Fixed and handheld readers capture movement across production cells, labs, freezers, and dock doors.

3. Generate Real-Time Records

Create instant visibility, digital chain-of-custody records, and audit-ready documentation.

Automated Traceability for Medical Device Manufacturing

Raw Material & Lot Traceability

Track component lots from receiving through assembly.

UDI & Pack-Out Verification

Automatically verify serialized devices before shipment.

Work-In-Process Visibility

Know where every tray, carrier, and build is in real time.

Tool & Cleanroom Asset Tracking

Prevent use of expired calibration tools and locate equipment in real time.

Operational Improvements

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99%+ inventory accuracy
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Reduced manual scanning labor
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Automated shipping verification
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Faster recall containment and audit response

Automated Traceability for Life Science & Lab Environments

Tube, Rack & Freezer Tracking

Locate cryovials and racks instantly across cold storage environments.

Lab Workflow Tracking

Track specimens moving between labs, equipment, and test stages.

Chain-of-Custody Documentation

Automatically record who accessed samples and when.

Stability Study Monitoring

Automate alerts and tracking for long-term retention samples.

Operational Improvements

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99%+ inventory accuracy
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Reduced manual scanning labor
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Automated shipping verification
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Faster recall containment and audit response

Is RFID Traceability Right for Your Operation?

Schedule an assessment to review your workflow, identify traceability gaps, and determine where RFID automation can deliver the greatest operational impact.

This is not a sales call. You will speak directly with our RFID experts, including members of our engineering team, to explore how RFID traceability could work in your environment.

Supports ISO 13485 traceability requirements, FDA UDI workflows, and regulated medical device and life science environments.