Track pallets, crates, tools, dies, gas cylinders and other reusable assets from plant to customer and back, with RFID and barcode capture at every checkpoint instead of manual logs and spreadsheets.
Feature Modules
Hardware Brands
Gate Reader Protocol
Architecture
Asset Control Tower — Live
1,240
In-Plant
186
In-Transit
3,402
At-Customer
12
Overdue Returns
A pallet, a crate, a tool or a gas cylinder leaves the plant with a delivery, and from that point on it's tracked by memory, a delivery challan, or a spreadsheet someone updates when they remember to. Nobody set out to lose it — it just slips out of view the moment it leaves the gate.
RALMP replaces that blind spot with a captured checkpoint at every stage of the movement — plant, dispatch, customer, return — so an overdue asset shows up as an alert instead of a surprise during the next stock count.
Nine connected modules covering workflow configuration, hardware integration, movement capture, visibility, portals, alerts, mobile field operations and access control.
STEP 1
Every asset is registered in the asset master with its category, unit of measure and a printed barcode or RFID label.
STEP 2
The company defines its own movement types and checkpoint transitions — which steps need approval, a transaction number or customer capture.
STEP 3
RFID or barcode capture happens automatically at a fixed gate reader, or manually via a handheld scanner or the mobile app.
STEP 4
The control tower and live dashboards show exactly where every asset is, updated the moment a movement is captured.
STEP 5
Overdue-return and threshold alerts fire automatically, with exportable reports and a full audit trail for every change.
Fixed gate and dock-door RFID readers connect via LLRP, the standard protocol for reading tags automatically as pallets and containers pass through. Handheld devices are supported across nine hardware brands.
Any business moving reusable assets between its own plants and external customers or suppliers can standardize on RALMP.
Built with Flutter, for asset registration, audits and movement capture.
Uses signal strength to help an operator locate a specific tagged asset in a room.
Keeps working in warehouse zones with poor connectivity, syncing once reconnected.
A dedicated big-screen dashboard for warehouse floor visibility.
Movement types and checkpoints configured to match your real asset flow.
LLRP fixed readers installed and configured at docks and gates.
Set up across all 9 supported RFID and barcode brands.
The Android field app deployed for warehouse and field teams.
Scoped logins configured for every external party.
Asset movement data connected to your existing ERP.
Engineers available across Chennai.
Get warehouse and field teams confident from day one.
Rollouts supported across India.
Q.01
Every dispatch is captured as a movement — via a fixed RFID gate reader, a handheld scanner, or the mobile app — against a configured checkpoint transition such as In-Transit-to-Customer. The control tower shows the asset as At-Customer the moment that capture happens, and the customer's own portal reflects it too.
Q.02
RFID tags can be read in bulk without line-of-sight, which is why fixed gate readers use RFID via LLRP to capture pallets and containers automatically as they pass through a dock door. Barcode scanning needs a direct line-of-sight scan per unit, which suits handheld, one-at-a-time capture. RALMP supports both, and a company can mix them by asset category.
Q.03
It can't physically stop an asset from being lost, but it removes the blind spot that lets loss go unnoticed. Every checkpoint transition is captured and time-stamped, so a return that's overdue triggers an automated alert instead of staying invisible until someone asks a customer to check their yard.
Q.04
It supports handheld RFID and barcode hardware across nine brands — Bluebird, Zebra, Chainway, CipherLab, Urovo, Newland, iData, CS108/CSL and Payne — plus fixed gate readers over the LLRP standard, so most existing hardware fleets don't need replacing.
Q.05
Yes. Customers and suppliers get their own scoped self-service login, seeing only their own dispatch and return history, without needing to call your company for a status update.
Q.06
Yes. It's built as a multi-tenant platform — each company gets its own isolated workflow templates, roles, users and data, so a group running several business units or plants can operate them independently from one platform.
See how RALMP captures every checkpoint for your pallets, crates, tools and cylinders, from plant to customer and back.
Built and supported from Chennai, serving businesses across India