RFID asset tracking
for Saudi Arabia.

It replaces paper and spreadsheet registers with one live record of your assets, stock, files and people, and automates routine counts, checks and approvals. Dashboards give leaders the picture without chasing reports, in line with the Kingdom’s push for digital logistics, health transformation and fiscal efficiency.

Yes. Each scan updates the item’s record, so you can show where it is, who holds it and what happened to it. That gives audit, safety and regulatory reviews a clear trail.

Start with a 15-minute tracking assessment, then run a pilot at one site and scale in phases. Our Riyadh-based partner team implements and supports in English and Arabic.

You choose: cloud, hybrid or on-premise. On-premise keeps data on your own servers. Your legal team should confirm the PDPL transfer rules for your case.

It supports your work: flexible hosting, access by role, and control over what personal data is collected. It does not certify you. Your security and legal teams stay responsible for mapping it to ECC-2:2024 and the PDPL.

Radio equipment sold in the Kingdom needs CST approval. We confirm the approval status of readers and tags before you order them.

The platform offers REST APIs and connectors for ERP and other systems. Your ERP or invoicing system issues the ZATCA e-invoice. Tag’n’Track feeds it accurate stock and asset data.

Yes. The mobile app supports scanning, offline work and alerts, so work continues in plants, warehouses and remote sites and syncs when the connection returns.

Facility Management tracks buildings, rooms, equipment and maintenance. FormsFlow opens the right inspection form when a technician scans a tag, and Process Automation routes the follow-up steps. The AI Module adds predictions and anomaly detection.

There are tag types and mounting methods for heat, dust and outdoor use. We recommend the right one for each asset and confirm it in the pilot before you scale.

It keeps a live register with location, custodian and condition for every asset, so counts and reconciliation are quick. The Ministry of Finance is inventorying government assets and moving to accrual accounting, and a current register makes that work easier.

Scans compare what the register says with what is physically there, so missing or unrecorded items show up in the next count rather than at year end.

Gains come from fewer lost assets, faster counts and less manual entry. In the pilot we set a baseline for your site, so you can compare results before you scale.

Scan a tag with a phone or handheld reader. The app shows the item, the task and the form to complete, then the record updates.

Yes. Our partner team in Riyadh implements and supports in English and Arabic.

You decide what is collected and who can see it. Attendance and visitor data are personal data under the PDPL, so tell staff what is recorded and why.