Tagging Best Practices
Tagging Frozen Food
Ever wondered how to give your frozen goodies the VIP treatment? In this quick guide, we'll spill the beans on tagging your frozen favorites with RFID magic – making your freezer a tech-savvy haven f…
Tagging drinks
Every well-rounded product set includes drinks! Because drinks are liquid, it's important they be tagged properly. Tag them with flag-tags.
Product tagging best practices
Products should use the appropriate tag type based on characteristics such as packaging, product contents, and whether the tag will be microwaved. This article goes over best practices.
Tagging sandwiches or burritos
This article goes over how to tag sandwiches, burritos, and items that may be microwaved.
Tagging snacks or soft packaging
Adding snacks to your Byte store is a great way to increase the average ticket amount.
Tagging soups or yogurts
Soups, yogurts, parfaits, and puddings are all liquid-heavy products. It's important they be tagged properly for maximum readability.
Tagging salads or other hard packaging
In general, products in hard packaging use regular tags unless the product is expected to be microwaved.
Are RFID tags microwave safe?
With heatable food items, you might wonder what were to happen if a tag was placed in a microwave?
Merchandising best practices
The open shelving of Byte stores and the flexible nature of the Byte platform, allows you to sell a wide range of products. There are some guidelines to ensure the products are readability.
Test and verify inventory
This article guides you through the essential steps of testing product tags, identifying non-reading tags, and preventing inventory discrepancies when setting up your Byte Technology store.
Tagging heatable entrees
This article goes over what tag to use for heatable products.
Tagging aluminum cans and foil-lined products
How to correctly tag aluminum products and what tags to use.