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04BOX-LEVEL RFID VERIFICATION

Xinhuotong PDA Receiving

Scan a box,
verify every item.

Scan the box QR code or barcode to retrieve its complete expected EPC list. Read the physical goods with the PDA and compare each item to support receiving, unpacking checks and returns verification.

Scan to retrieve the expected listHandheld multi-tag readingItem-by-item EPC comparison
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Box verification workflowDelivery scope follows actual configuration and validation results

Xinhuotong™ / 04Xinhuotong-branded PDA Receiving product illustration
Xinhuotong brand illustration based on C6100 documentation · APP screen illustrates the workflow

01DESIGNED FOR THE WORK

Every EPC recorded during packing becomes a reference for receiving checks.

During item-by-item packing, the supplier links each box code to its full EPC list. The receiver scans the box code with a PDA to retrieve the expected item list, then reads the box in an area with relatively few nearby tags and little interference. The software compares full EPC sets, checking for wrong items even when the totals match.

Suitable applications

Small warehouses / Retail stores / Supplier handover / Returns verification

01

One box code carries the complete manifest forward

The QR code or barcode locates the box manifest. Retrieve its complete EPC list and version with the required authorisation, without asking the operator to scan every item again.

02

Handheld workflows for smaller spaces

Small warehouses and stores can start with one RFID PDA, without first building a dedicated fixed tunnel or a bulky bulk-read cabinet. Choose the capture method to suit the actual workload.

03

Check each item and retain discrepancies

Distinguish manifest tags read, expected tags not read and tags read outside the manifest. Retain unknown tags and duplicate reports, then confirm discrepancies through rescanning and operator review.

02HOW IT WORKS

Clear steps. Traceable results.

01

Scan box code for manifest

Scan the outer box QR code or barcode to retrieve its box code, version and complete expected EPC list.

02

Choose an area and read tags

Separate the current box from neighbouring boxes and other RFID goods, then read it using the handheld PDA.

03

Compare each item and review

Deduplicate full EPCs and compare them with the manifest. Missing reads, extra reads and unknown tags require rescanning and review.

04

Continue to the next business step

Use confirmed results for receiving, unpacking checks or returns review. Business posting is confirmed separately against interfaces and authorisation.

Workflow outputsBox-level EPC verification detailsLists of expected tags not read and extra tags readReference for receiving / unpacking / returns review

03EXPLORE THE WORKFLOW

Equal totals still need an item-by-item identity check.

Try the “Same count, wrong item” example: 3 expected items and 3 read items still reveal an expected tag not read and an EPC outside the manifest. All data below are synthetic.

Xinhuotong · PDA ReceivingSynthetic sample demo
Box-linked manifest · Compare full EPCs
Expected in manifest—
Full EPC matches—
Expected but not read—
Read outside manifest—

Retrieve the manifest before reading tags. A match cannot be confirmed without a complete manifest.

The demo uses synthetic box codes and EPCs. It does not connect to a PDA, manifest service or ERP.

After selecting a verification purpose, continue within discrepancy-review and business-authorisation requirements.

ApplicationsONE WORKFLOW · THREE USES

Use item-by-item verification to support the next business step

Receiving, unpacking and returns all start by verifying the box contents.

Receiving and goods receipt

Compare the packing manifest with this box's read results, review discrepancies and then confirm receipt. ERP goods receipt follows the actual interfaces and permissions.

Unpacking check

Check item-level EPCs against the original manifest. Retain missed reads, extra tags and unknown tags, and open the box for item-by-item checks when needed.

Returns verification

Check returned goods against the original manifest, order and item condition to support return acceptance, inspection and restocking.

04CONFIGURATION & DELIVERY

Before choosing,
confirm the conditions clearly.

Start with your actual goods, tags and working environment,
and agree the hardware, software and service scope together.

Handheld device
C6100 documentation is used as the appearance reference. UHF and scanning engines are optional. Confirm frequency bands, one-dimensional / two-dimensional barcode support and APP compatibility against the selected modules and physical-device validation.
Manifest prerequisites
The packing side has saved the complete item-level EPC manifest linked to the box code and provides authorised lookup. Use one fixed manifest version as the baseline for verification.
Working environment
Choose a separate area with relatively few nearby tags and little interference. Validate placement, reader parameters, packaging materials and nearby-tag effects with actual goods.
Delivery and integration
The current PDA already supports tag reading. New box-code retrieval, item-by-item comparison and subsequent business integration require joint validation with the manifest service before delivery scope is confirmed.
Current capabilities and validation scope

A match cannot be determined without a complete manifest. Expected tags not read may be missed reads; tags read outside the manifest may be cross-reads. Rescan, move nearby tags away or open the box before confirming physical discrepancies. A successful comparison does not automatically mean ERP inventory has been posted and does not replace returns inspection or refund decisions.

05DOCUMENTATION & CONTACT

Take the guide with you,
and continue discussing your solution.

PDF · English · V1.0 · 2026.11.13

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Does it only compare total item counts?+

Compare full EPCs item by item. Even if both expected and read totals are 3, an expected EPC that is not read together with an EPC outside the manifest still produces a discrepancy.

Do small warehouses and stores need a dedicated RFID tunnel?+

This workflow can start with a handheld PDA and a relatively separate verification area. Fixed tunnels, inventory chambers and other equipment are selected separately for throughput, RF conditions, workstation layout and automation needs.

If the manifest cannot be retrieved, can receiving be confirmed from the reads alone?+

Without an expected list, box completeness cannot be confirmed. Resolve box-code, permission, connectivity or manifest-upload issues before resuming verification.

Can it be used for returns?+

Compare each full EPC with the original box manifest and retain discrepancies. Return acceptance, restocking and refunds also depend on the actual order, item condition, inspection and business rules.

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