CPCON counts your fixed assets and makes your register agree with the floor. We use RFID, mobile barcode scanning and OCR tag reading at the asset. Then AI-assisted reconciliation compares the count to your fixed asset register.
Tell us about your sites and your assets, and we send a written quote.
OCR tag reading
OCR reads tags that a scanner cannot read.
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Mobile barcode scanning
Our teams scan barcode tags at the asset.
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AI-assisted reconciliation
AI matches each scan to the register.
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we agree the scope with you, based on your register and sites.
assets with no tag or a damaged tag get a durable tag, so each asset can be found again.
the team reads the tags on site, so each asset has a found record and a location.
AI-assisted reconciliation compares the count to your register, so differences show up.
you get a list of found, missing, untagged and unrecorded assets to review.
you get a return file and a report for your controller and auditor.
We plan each count around your sites and assets. Tell us about your sites, and we send a written quote.
RFID reads tags without a line of sight, so it helps where assets are hard to reach: racks, ceilings, IT rooms and large plants. Barcode tags cost less and work well for assets you can reach. Many sites use both. We recommend the mix in the written quote.
RFID
Reads many tags at a time without line of sight.
The team can read tags on assets that are stacked, high or behind other items.
| RFID | Mobile barcode scanning | OCR tag reading | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How it reads | Radio signal, no line of sight | Camera or laser on the label | Camera reads printed tag numbers |
| Best for | Many assets in one area, assets that are hard to reach | Most assets, one by one | Old tags with no barcode, or worn barcodes |
| What it does for you | Reads tags on assets that are hard to reach or out of sight | Reads each printed tag with a mobile scanner and records the asset | Uses your current tags, so fewer need to be replaced |
We choose the method for each area after we see the site. Many sites use more than one method.
We count equipment, IT assets, furniture and plant assets for manufacturing, warehousing and distribution, healthcare, financial services, government, and energy and utilities.