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Inventrack 6.0Track. Command.
Conquer.

Every pallet, visitor, cold room and robot on your site, together on one live map — so your team spends less time looking for things and more time getting on with the day.

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Live · of 4 layers on · Level 1 ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified · TÜV SÜD
A day on one site

Five layers, one ordinary day.

Here is what each layer does, told the way your team will notice it — from the first delivery of the morning to the robots’ night shift. Switch them on one at a time.

Scroll: each layer is added to the same live map.
Your site
Layer 0 · Inventrack 6.0 · the platform

It starts with a map of your place.

Before the first shift arrives, Inventrack already knows the building — docks, racks, rooms and lanes — and keeps one record for every asset, person, sensor and machine on it, with history and a full audit trail.

Inventrack · 06:00 Good morning, Level 1. Deliveries due, inspections scheduled, every sensor reporting.
The detail
Runs on
Cloud SaaS, by subscription
Databases
SQL Server · PostgreSQL · MongoDB
Connects to
SAP S/4HANA · Maximo · ServiceNow · Oracle EAM · Dynamics
Interfaces
REST · GraphQL · MQTT · OPC UA
Sign-in
Microsoft Entra ID SSO
Identifies by
RFID · QR · image recognition
Explore Inventrack 6.0 →
Assets
Layer 1 · RFID tracking · UHF

Know what came through the door.

A truck backs into dock 3. As the pallets roll through the portal, every tagged carton is counted on the way in — nobody walks the aisle with a scanner, and the tags don’t need batteries. By the time the driver leaves, the stock count is already right.

Dock 3 · 07:42 Delivery received and matched to the order. 2 cartons short — Mei in stores has been told.
ReadingD01 · Dock portal12 tags
3034 0E5A 3C1B 6A40 0000 2F11Pallet PL-24017
3034 0E5A 3C1B 6A40 0000 2F12Carton CT-100423
3034 0E5A 3C1B 6A40 0000 2F13Carton CT-100424
3034 0E5A 3C1B 6A40 0000 2F14Carton CT-100425
3034 0E5A 3C1B 6A40 0000 2F15Carton CT-100426
3034 0E5A 3C1B 6A40 0000 2F16Carton CT-100427
Simulated reads+6
The detail
Reads at
Gates · portals · shelves · handhelds
Tags
Passive, no battery
Readers
Impinj R720 · NordicID Sampo S3 · HH85
Antennas
Times-7 panel, portal & ground mat
RFID warehouse management →Inventory management →
People & vehicles
Layer 2 · BLE & UWB tracking

Know who’s where, and what’s moving.

A contractor signs in at reception and picks up a badge. BLE shows which room people and equipment are in; UWB follows forklifts and critical assets to the centimetre. If someone wanders into a restricted zone, their host hears about it straight away.

Zone B · 09:21 A contractor badge entered Zone B. It’s restricted — host Arjun has been notified.
LiveCAM-01 · Receiving · docks 1–3
Camera view of the receiving area: a forklift carries a crated pallet past cable drums CAM-01 · 09:21:07 Simulated view
BadgeB-0154 · PackerLast 5 positions
  1. 5Pack line 54.8, 41.5 m09:21:07
  2. 4Pack line 56.2, 41.2 m09:20:37
  3. 3Pack line 57.8, 40.6 m09:20:07
  4. 2Pack line 59.6, 40.0 m09:19:37
  5. 1Pack line 60.6, 43.0 m09:19:07
Simulated
The detail
BLE accuracy
1–3 m indoors
UWB accuracy
Centimetre-level
Beacon battery
2+ years
Hardware
BG2 gateway · DSC beacon
IoT asset tracking →People on board →Visitor management →
Conditions
Layer 3 · Sensor tracking · Inventrack Sense

Catch it before it spoils.

On a busy afternoon someone props the cold-room door open. The sensors notice the temperature creeping up and tell the right person while there’s still time to act — and the record is kept for your next audit.

Cold room 2 · 14:34 6.4 °C and rising. Door open for 4 minutes — sent to Wei Ling on shift.
Cold room 2 · 14:34Limit 2–8 °C · door open 4 min
6.4 °CRising
8°2°24 h agoNow
Simulated
The detail
Measures
Temperature · humidity · CO₂ · light · pressure
Connects via
BLE 5.0 · LoRaWAN · Wi-Fi · MQTT
Alerts
Automatic, by threshold
Typical use
Cold rooms · labs · data halls
Cold chain monitoring →Inventrack Sense →
Machines
Layer 4 · Robotic command center · Inventrack 6.0

Let the robots take the night shift.

After everyone goes home, the robots get to work. Inventrack already knows where the stock, people and sensors are, so its Rules can send AMRs, AGVs, drones and cobots on the right jobs — and pause them whenever a person is nearby.

Rule R-12 · 23:12 AMR-03 paused: someone walked into its lane. It resumed by itself once the lane had been clear for 10 seconds.
RulesInventrack Rules · fired tonight
R-07 · Cycle count due, aisles 4–623:00
WhenSchedule reaches 23:00 and aisles 4–6 are clear
ThenDRONE-01 → START cycle-count-A4
R-12 · Person in robot lane23:12
WhenA UWB badge enters the aisle 4 robot lane
ThenAMR-03 → PAUSEBEACON-4 → AMBERAMR-03 → RESUME when clear 10 s
R-21 · Pallet read for dispatch23:31
WhenRFID read at D01 portal, order status = ready
ThenAGV-02 → MOVE D01 → LANE 2
Simulated
What it can do
Mixed fleets, one map
Robots from different vendors alongside your tagged assets, people and sensors.
Rules send the commands
Rules in Inventrack turn a gate read, low-stock alert or sensor reading into a command for the right robot — start, move, pause or resume.
People come first
Geofences and UWB-tagged staff slow or pause robots when someone is close.
Robots are assets too
Battery health, faults and maintenance in the same lifecycle as everything else.
Every move on record
Missions, stops and manual overrides logged for safety reviews.
Open interfaces
REST, MQTT and OPC UA interfaces for connecting robot fleets.
Modules

Start with Inventrack.
Add what you run.

Each module uses the same map, people, sensors and robots as Inventrack 6.0. Add only what you need.

Hardware

The devices that feed the map.

Readers, antennas, handhelds and BLE gateways we supply, install and support — each one tested with Inventrack 6.0.

Open the hardware store →
Who we are

The people behind the map.

Intensecomp was founded in Singapore in 2002. Our engineers work from Singapore and Shanghai, with customers across South-East Asia, Australia, New Zealand and China. We come to your site before we quote, prove it with your team on a small area, and stay with you after go-live.

  1. 1SurveyWe walk the site with you and map what matters.
  2. 2PilotWe prove it on one area before you commit.
  3. 3RolloutWe expand zone by zone, around your operations.
  4. 4SupportWe look after it once it’s live.
Intensecomp team member in a warehouse

One live map for everything on your site — every asset, person, sensor and robot — so the people running it can see, decide and act in one place.

Inventrack 6.0 · Intensecomp

Security
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 · TÜV SÜD · IS27-2026-0369
Assurance
SOC 2 Type II examination in progress
Industries
Manufacturing · Pharma · Logistics · Healthcare · Chemical · Environmental
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