A fully self-service order intake scenario with RFID-based identification
This project introduced a self-service order intake model in which each service is linked to a dedicated RFID-tagged bag. Customers choose the bag that matches the required service, place their items inside, and create an order through a QR-based flow without constant staff involvement.
The main value was the ability to organize a fully self-service acceptance point with a clear customer journey and reliable order identification throughout the production process.
How order intake worked
Each RFID bag represented a specific service option, such as washing, dry cleaning, or another treatment type. The bag became the physical carrier of both the selected service and the order identity.
- Service-specific RFID bags for different treatment types.
- Customer self-selection of the needed service bag.
- Item drop into the bag and into the intake basket.
- QR code scan to automatically create the order in the system.
RFID as the link between customer, service, and production
Once created, the order moved through the normal production chain, but with reliable connection to the customer and the chosen service through the RFID identifier. This made the self-service intake point compatible with operational processing without losing traceability.
- RFID tag as the service and order identifier inside the workflow.
- Reliable linkage between customer, bag, and processing route.
- Order tracking through the regular production chain.
- Reduced manual handling at intake while keeping operational clarity.
A complete self-service flow from intake to collection
The project also covered payment and pickup logic, making the experience fully usable without constant employee participation.
Customer-side flow
Customers could track the order in their account, scan a QR code at the terminal before payment, see the amount due, and unlock pickup after successful payment.
Operational value
The result was a fully self-service intake point with a predictable user scenario and dependable order identification based on RFID throughout the process.
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