INTELLIGENT MONITORING
From RFID Data to Security Visibility
TAG Co., LTD. connects RFID Electronic Seals, dedicated handheld readers and collected field data to provide centralized monitoring of seal status, events and security information.
MONITORING PLATFORM
See More Than a Seal
The monitoring platform transforms RFID seal information and field inspection data into useful operational information for cargo, container and asset security.
Instead of relying on communication hardware inside every seal, the system uses RFID readers to collect information and transfer it to the monitoring environment when and where inspections take place.
SYSTEM WORKFLOW
From Physical Seal to Digital Information
The monitoring architecture separates physical security, RFID identification, field data collection and centralized information management.
The electronic seal secures the cargo, container or asset and provides a unique RFID identity.
The dedicated handheld reader identifies the seal and collects information during field inspection.
Seal identification, inspection information and operational data are collected for further processing.
Collected information can be organized into status records, events and security information.
REAL-TIME STATUS
Immediate Visual Security Indication
The RFID Electronic Seal provides a local visual indication of its security condition through the built-in LED.
Green LED
🟢 Green LED = Locked / Secure
The seal indicates that it remains in its secure locked condition.
Red LED
🔴 Red LED = Tampered / Seal Breached
The seal indicates that a tampering or breach condition has been detected.
Automatic Detection
The E-Seal can automatically detect a tampering or seal-breach condition and indicate the condition through the LED.
Reader Verification
Compatible RFID readers can retrieve the seal identification and inspection information during field operations.
EVENT MONITORING
Organize Security Events and Inspection Records
RFID data collected during inspections can be organized into operational records to provide a clearer view of cargo and asset security.
SEAL IDENTIFICATION
Unique Seal ID
Associate each electronic seal with its unique RFID identification for inspection and operational records.
INSPECTION
Inspection Records
Record RFID seal inspections and collected information at the point of operation.
SECURITY EVENTS
Tamper Information
Identify and record information associated with tampered or breached seal conditions.
DATA ANALYSIS
Operational Visibility
Organize collected information to support security management, operational review and further analysis.
GLOBAL RFID APPLICATION
Designed for International Cargo Operations
RFID Electronic Seals can travel with cargo and containers across different countries without requiring cellular communication equipment or a communication subscription on each seal.
No SIM Card Required
The RFID Electronic Seal itself does not require a SIM card or cellular communication connection.
No Communication Fee for the Seal
RFID identification does not require a communication subscription for each electronic seal, helping reduce recurring communication costs.
Cross-Border Mobility
The seal can remain with international cargo or containers without depending on a specific country's cellular network.
Flexible Inspection
Dedicated RFID readers can collect seal information when inspections are performed at ports, warehouses, terminals or other operational locations.
WHY RFID MONITORING
Practical Security with Lower Communication Dependency
RFID provides a practical method for electronic identification and security inspection without requiring continuous cellular communication from every seal.
Secure cargo, containers and assets with the RFID Electronic Seal.
Use EPC C1G2 technology to electronically identify the seal.
Use dedicated RFID readers to collect inspection information.
Transform collected information into useful operational visibility.
TAG Co., LTD.
Connect Your RFID Security Data
Combine RFID Electronic Seal (E-Seal), dedicated RFID handheld readers and monitoring technology to create a practical security and information management system.
