MyIFCO™ count vs TRLLN Link

IFCO now replaces counting its Reusable Packaging Containers (RPCs) manually with a new approach. By simply taking photos, customers can 'scan' pallets and accurately know the amount of RPCs stacked on them in mere seconds. However, the app can do much more than that. While scanning, it recognizes which IFCO RPC type was scanned - even if different types of IFCO RPCs are mixed on one pallet. After each scan, MyIFCO™ count indicates how many RPCs have been found in total. This fully offline capable solution enables IFCO users to quickly know how many RPCs there are even without internet connectivity - right where the RPCs are loaded. Once internet connection is available again, results are uploaded, making the count available where needed.

TRLLN Link is an operational scanning app for authorized teams managing TRLLN nodes and connected assets. Use the camera to scan QR codes and identify nodes quickly. On supported devices, NFC provides an additional way to read TRLLN node tags. Bluetooth-assisted validation helps confirm nearby devices during operational scanning. TRLLN Link supports: - QR code scanning - NFC node tag reading - Bluetooth-assisted node validation - Secure user authentication - Tenant-based access and data isolation - Online and offline operational workflows - Retry and synchronization when connectivity is restored The app is intended for authorized business users working with TRLLN equipment and services. An authenticated account and access to the appropriate organization or tenant are required.