UHF RFID identity
Compatible UHF tags give each physical item a machine-readable identity for fast scanning and inventory reconciliation.
RFID + SOFTWARE
Physical jewellery.
Digital visibility.
JAMS combines UHF RFID product identity, connected readers and server-based software to make physical jewellery visible to the digital workflow.
RFIDCONNECTED IDENTITY
TAGREADERJAMS
WHAT RFID MEANS IN JAMS
RFID gives the physical item a digital identity.
A small UHF RFID tag contains a chip and antenna. A compatible reader energises the passive tag and receives its identifier without needing line-of-sight like a barcode. JAMS connects that identifier to the jewellery product record, allowing software to recognise which physical item has been scanned and use that event inside inventory and operational workflows.
01Jewellery itemPhysical product→
02RFID tagDigital identity→
03ReaderDetects the tag→
04JAMS serverMatches data & workflow
ANTENNAReceives RF energy
CHIPStores and communicates identity
PASSIVE UHF RFID
No battery in the tag.
Energy comes from the reader.
A passive UHF tag uses the reader's radio field to power the chip long enough to communicate its identifier. The reader captures that identity and JAMS decides what the scan means in the business workflow.
CHIPIdentifier & memory
ANTENNARF communication
READEREnergy & detection
JAMSBusiness logic
THE JAMS TECHNOLOGY STACK
Technology is useful only when the layers work together.
JAMS combines item identity, reader hardware, access control and server-side software so the scanning event becomes useful operational information rather than just a raw RFID number.
Approved tag control
JAMS can restrict activation to approved tag identities, helping protect the integrity of the tagging workflow.
Server-based core
The central server remains the source of truth for business logic and operational data, even when different devices are used as clients.
Tenant isolation
Client environments are separated so each business works only with its own operational data and authorised users.
Role-based access
Access can be limited according to operational responsibility rather than exposing administrative functions to every user.
Connected devices
Supported readers, computers, tablets and mobile devices can act as interfaces to the same JAMS platform.
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