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Waga xT is a scale system for counting small items such as screws, nuts, plastic parts or loose goods. The system automatically weighs the goods and then indicates the exact quantity taken by the employee.

The Bilberry micro kiosk is a state-of-the-art controller designed by HDF specialists. It allows you to automatically manage multiple devices at the same time, making your business run even more efficiently. Each device is designed to the individual requirements of our clients.

HDF Software's new website has been written using state-of-the-art technologies such as react JS and node JS. It works on the Progressive Web App principle, so it can be downloaded to any mobile device like a regular app and used offline.

Automatic Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is one of the fastest growing markets in the retail sector. By implementing this solution, areas of the retail business can be optimised.

Building a long-lasting, solid relationship with a customer is an essential process to support a business. It is important not only to maintain contact with a potential customer, but also to create a good image that will attract all other

For many years now, the barcode has been one of the most popular ways of coding information about goods. Placed on a label, it can contain a whole range of information from the date of production to the intended use and method of storage.

New technologies are primarily designed to make everyday life easier. They also allow us to control the chaos of communication, the proper management of goods, services and resources, but most importantly they are the ideal solution for saving not only time but also money.

Labels affixed to products are the best source of knowledge about their purpose, best-before date, nature of production and many other pieces of information necessary for correct distribution.

The label printer is an essential piece of equipment for almost every business.

EPL2 (język programowania EUCIP), ZPL II (język programowania Zebra), CPCL, IPL, Fingerprint, Smart Printing, DP (protokół bezpośredni)

Nowadays, running a business, regardless of which branch of the economy it represents, is inextricably linked to the use of all kinds of IT solutions. Young companies start off immediately with a fully advanced system, while companies that have been in business a little longer gradually implement them.

Production management, even in small-scale production companies, is a very important but also difficult process. Therefore, entrepreneurs are increasingly turning to IT solutions not only to support production control, but also to significantly improve the quality of all related processes.

Barcode readers greatly improve work in places such as the shop, warehouse, warehouse or even the office.

The best evidence that the application of the Deming Cycle in processes such as production management or production planning has the desired effect is in Japan.

Today, virtually no company can operate without IT solutions, and very often these are created specifically with IT in mind. Why? Because a company that operates in a traditional, non-electronic way falls far behind its competitors.

It is not without reason that we associate the warehouse with a huge hall packed to the ceiling with goods. It is somewhat reminiscent of a labyrinth in which finding anything seems almost impossible, unless the warehouse has made an effort to implement one of the software solutions aimed at streamlining the warehouse workers' work.

We inevitably associate dedicated systems for mobile devices with mobile phones, because for years now these devices have been used to perform much more complex tasks than simply making a call.

Its main task is to eliminate substandard products and services, leading to improvements in the efficiency of the company's operations, but also in product quality.

Although, at first glance, designing a label to be legible and contain all the necessary information is quick and easy, in reality it is quite a difficult task.

Barcodes now appear on almost every product. They are also used to label services and processes within a company. Barcodes are therefore the most universal way of encoding data, used and known worldwide.

Every company involved in manufacturing or offering services strives for excellence. This excellence manifests itself in the superior quality of the goods and services produced. It is, however, difficult to define and even more difficult to achieve, as it consists of years of development and accumulated experience.

The implementation of RFID technology into the waste management system is a response to the growing demand for the introduction of ecological solutions such as segregation or increasingly efficient recycling processes.

Every company operating in the market values its unique and special way of management, which makes it more interesting compared to its competitors. This is extremely important when it comes to reaching customers.

The proper management and identification of waste is one of the elements of an environmental policy, related not only to the correct separation of waste, but also to recycling. One of the solutions to enable these processes to take place correctly is the use of barcode technology for identification.

Implementing modern IT solutions is nowadays an essential step in modernising companies specialising in warehousing. Improving the logistics management of the company also means improving relations with customers and meeting their needs.