MyRFID.ai · by Centuric · RFID hardware, design, install & support

RFID hardware,
designed and installed.
Labels printed to spec.
Handhelds managed by SOTI.

Centuric sells, designs, installs, and supports RFID infrastructure — Zebra readers and antennas, label printers, tags, IoT gateways. You run the RFID system; we deliver the hardware and the install. Custom label design and printing for customers who don’t want to design their own. Handheld readers manage cleanly under SOTI — see mymdm.ai.

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25 years installing infrastructure
Zebra reseller & integrator
Custom label design & printing
Handhelds managed via SOTI
Who this is for

Three places where
RFID pays for itself.

RFID makes sense when assets are valuable, mobile, hard to find, or expensive to lose. These are the three deployment shapes where customers tell us the ROI was obvious within the first quarter.

Path 1

Healthcare equipment tracking

IV pumps, wheelchairs, defibrillators, telemetry monitors, mobile carts — clinical equipment that walks off floors, ends up in the wrong unit, or hides in supply closets. RFID tags on every asset, fixed Zebra readers at zone boundaries, handhelds for nursing staff. Centuric designs the deployment, sells the hardware, installs it, and supports it.

  • Tag every mobile asset, locate in seconds
  • Zone-boundary readers detect departures & transfers
  • Handhelds for nursing/biomed staff
Path 2

Hospitality & senior living

Hotel linen tracking through laundry cycles. In-room minibar audit without entering the room. Premium-asset anti-theft (artwork, electronics, equipment). Senior-living resident wander-prevention zones. Staff and contractor location for safety workflows. We deliver the infrastructure; the property runs it.

  • Linen / laundry tracking through full cycle
  • Resident wander-prevention & staff safety zones
  • Premium-asset anti-theft & chain-of-custody
Path 3

Retail, warehouse & inventory

POS-adjacent inventory accuracy, loss prevention, cycle-count automation, receiving-dock visibility. Fixed Zebra readers at choke points, handhelds for cycle counts, RFID labels printed on Zebra printers for every item. We design the read zones, supply the hardware, install it, and create the labels.

  • Inventory accuracy without manual counts
  • Loss prevention via boundary read zones
  • Receiving-dock and shipping visibility
From survey to support

Four stops from RF survey
to working deployment.

01

Survey & design

Walk the space, measure the building, identify zones, surface obstructions (metal, water, dense walls that affect RF), specify tag types for the asset class, model reader placement and read zones. Deliver a hardware-bill-of-materials and a deployment plan you can sign or take to bid.

02

Hardware quote & procurement

Zebra fixed readers, Zebra handheld readers (TC-series and similar), Zebra antennas, Zebra label printers (ZD- and ZT-series), RFID labels and tags. Procured at our reseller pricing. We supply the bill of materials and place the order under Centuric or yours, whichever you prefer.

03

Install & commission

Fixed readers mounted and aimed. Antenna placement validated against the design. Label printers configured for the tag types you’ll be encoding. Handhelds enrolled (under SOTI if you also engage mymdm.ai). Initial read-zone testing and site acceptance before handoff.

04

Label creation & ongoing support

If you don’t want to design your own labels, we create them — artwork, encoding spec, print runs, ongoing reorder. Hardware support contracts for the readers, printers, and handhelds. The RFID system itself runs in your business; we keep the infrastructure healthy underneath it.

How we deliver

Four pillars,
one accountable team.

Centuric is your sell-design-install-support partner for RFID infrastructure. The business runs the RFID system; we deliver the hardware, the install, the labels, and the support contract behind it.

01

RFID & RTLS design

RF survey for RFID coverage. Tag specification for the asset class (metal-mount tags for IT equipment, washable tags for linens, embedded tags for medical equipment). Zone modeling, reader placement, antenna orientation. Hardware bill-of-materials handed back with a deployment plan you can act on.

02

Zebra hardware — readers, printers, handhelds

Zebra fixed readers (FX-series), handheld readers (TC- and MC-series), Zebra antennas, Zebra label printers (ZD-series desktop, ZT-series industrial), RFID labels and tags. We’re a Zebra reseller and integrator; pricing is at our reseller volume, hardware is supplied directly through Centuric.

03

Custom label design & print

If you don’t have an in-house design team for RFID labels, we create them. Artwork to match your brand or operational requirements, RFID encoding spec, print-run management on Zebra printers, ongoing reorder. Labels delivered in run-sizes that match your consumption cycle.

04

Install, commission & support

Physical install of fixed readers, antennas, gateways, and printers. Site-acceptance testing of read zones. Handheld reader enrollment (under SOTI / mymdm.ai when you engage that practice). Ongoing hardware support contracts and replacement workflows for tag and label consumables.

Service tracks

Three ways to engage
depending on what you need.

RFID engagements come in three shapes. Sometimes you just want the design and the hardware. Sometimes you want the whole thing turnkey through Centuric. Sometimes you have an existing deployment and just want a competent team behind the support contract. All three are real businesses for us.

Design + hardware
Scoped per engagement

RF survey, deployment design, Zebra hardware quote. You install (or via your own contractor).

  • RFID site survey & field measurements
  • Tag specification per asset class
  • Zone modeling & reader placement
  • Zebra hardware bill-of-materials
  • Deployment plan handed off
  • Drawings released for any installer
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Most engagements
Turnkey deployment
Scoped per project

Design, Zebra hardware, install, label design and printing, support contract. Single Centuric engagement.

  • Everything in Design + hardware, plus:
  • Physical install of readers, antennas, printers
  • Read-zone commissioning & site acceptance
  • Custom label artwork & encoding
  • Initial print run & reorder workflow
  • Handheld enrollment under SOTI (via mymdm.ai)
  • Hardware support contract setup
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Support-only
Scoped per engagement

Existing RFID deployment. We provide ongoing hardware support, label re-orders, and consumables refresh.

  • Audit of current deployment
  • Hardware support contract for readers & printers
  • Label design & reorder service
  • Tag & consumables procurement
  • Hardware refresh as devices reach end-of-life
  • Handheld onboarding to SOTI (optional)
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Indicative project size brackets

Every project gets a quote scoped to the actual deployment, but these brackets help you sanity-check whether we’re in your range:

  • Small · single zone, fewer than 100 tags — typical $5K–$20K
  • Mid · multi-zone, 100–1,000 tags — typical $20K–$100K
  • Large · campus / multi-property, 1,000+ tags — typical $100K and up
  • Hospitality & healthcare campus · full property buildouts — scoped per property

Add-on services: Custom label design from $500–$2,500 depending on complexity. Label printing and tag consumables at reseller pricing, billed against your reorder schedule. Hardware support contracts scoped per engagement.

Centuric sells, designs, installs, and supports RFID infrastructure. The RFID system itself runs in your business. Handheld readers and tablets are managed under SOTI — see mymdm.ai. IoT gateways can ride on the Ruckus wireless we deployed at mywifihub.ai. Cable infrastructure for new construction at mylowvoltage.ai. All separate engagements; designed to work together when you need them to.

Industries we deploy for

Six verticals where
RFID changes operations.

Centuric has been deploying enterprise hardware infrastructure since 2001. Described generically because customer engagements are confidential; specifics under NDA.

01

Hospitality

Branded and independent hotels up to 250 rooms across Hilton-family and Marriott-family properties. Linen tracking through laundry cycles, in-room minibar audit, premium-asset anti-theft (artwork, equipment), employee location for safety workflows. South Florida and the Caribbean.

02

Senior living communities

Multi-building campuses in Fort Lauderdale and South Carolina. Resident wander-prevention zones at building exits, staff safety beacons, asset tracking for resident-issued equipment, medication-cart tracking across buildings.

03

Healthcare equipment tracking

Medical practices and clinical buildouts in South Florida. IV pumps, wheelchairs, defibrillators, telemetry monitors, mobile carts. Fixed readers at zone boundaries, handhelds for biomed and nursing staff, RFID labels on every mobile asset.

04

Cultural & public institutions

Large-format venues including a major South Florida science museum. AV equipment tracking across exhibits, staff radio location, premium-artifact anti-theft, restricted-area access verification at large events.

05

Non-profit & education

Multi-site non-profits including a regional South Florida education organization. Equipment tracking across program sites, classroom-resource accountability, training-aid loaner workflows, donor-event asset chain-of-custody.

06

Legal & professional services

Multi-state law firm offices including deployments in Connecticut. Case-file chain-of-custody for sensitive documents, billable-equipment tracking, conference-room asset accountability, restricted-area access logging.

Frequently asked

Questions we hear
before every deployment.

Does Centuric run the RFID system for us?

No — the business runs the RFID system. Centuric’s scope is sell, design, install, and support the infrastructure. We deliver the hardware, install it, design and print the labels, and stand behind the readers and printers with support contracts. The actual RFID application (the software that reads the tags and does something useful with them) is owned and operated by you, or by whichever RFID software vendor you’ve picked.

Why Zebra?

Zebra dominates the enterprise RFID hardware market for good reasons: the FX-series fixed readers are the workhorses of healthcare and warehouse deployments; the TC-series handhelds are rugged, well-built, and have been deployed at scale in every vertical we serve; the ZD- and ZT-series label printers are reliable on the printer-runs that customers actually need. Centuric is a Zebra reseller and integrator; pricing is at our reseller volume, hardware ships through Centuric.

Do you create our RFID labels?

If you don’t want to. The custom-label service includes artwork to match your brand or operational requirements, RFID encoding to your scheme, print-run management on the Zebra printers we install, and ongoing reorder. Label design typically runs $500–$2,500 depending on complexity; label printing and tag consumables are billed at reseller pricing on your reorder schedule.

How do handheld readers tie into your other services?

Handheld RFID readers (Zebra TC-series, MC-series, and similar) are essentially rugged Android devices — which means they manage cleanly under SOTI MobiControl. We strongly recommend enrolling handhelds under SOTI via mymdm.ai so you get device-level visibility, policy enforcement, remote wipe on lost devices, and predictive failure alerts on batteries and hardware through SOTI XSight. It’s a separate engagement but the natural complement.

What about the IoT gateway layer?

If you’re also running Ruckus wireless (via mywifihub.ai), Ruckus IoT Suite can serve as the BLE/RFID gateway layer on the same APs — one operational pane for Wi-Fi and IoT. If you’re on a different wireless vendor, we’ll deploy standalone RFID gateways from Zebra. Either path works; the Ruckus integration is cleaner if it fits.

How do labels get encoded?

RFID labels are blank when printed; encoding happens at print time. Centuric configures the Zebra printer with your encoding scheme — the data structure that goes on each tag (asset ID, item type, location codes, etc.) — so labels come off the printer encoded and ready to use. If you have an existing encoding scheme, we adopt it; if you don’t, we’ll help design one that fits your application and supports future scale.

How long does a typical deployment take?

Small single-zone deployments (under 100 tags) typically four to eight weeks from kickoff to operational, including hardware lead times. Mid-size (100-1,000 tags, multiple zones) eight to sixteen weeks. Large campus or multi-property deployments scoped per project — usually four to nine months depending on phasing, building access, and parallel construction work.

What about tag washability, harsh environments, and metal mounting?

Tag selection is part of the design. Linen tags survive 200+ wash cycles. Metal-mount tags work on equipment that otherwise blocks the RF. High-temperature tags survive sterilization. Embedded tags work for permanent asset marking. Part of our design phase is picking the right tag form factor for the asset class — it’s easy to deploy the wrong tag and find out three months later when nothing reads.

Why Centuric

RFID infrastructure done by
people who’ve installed it before.

Most RFID deployments fail at one of three points: wrong tag for the asset class, wrong reader placement, or labels that don’t encode the data the business actually needs. We’ve been deploying enterprise hardware infrastructure since 2001 across hospitality, healthcare, senior living, cultural institutions, and retail — long enough to know which Zebra hardware fits which deployment, and why the test reads at install matter more than the spec sheet.

25
Years installing infrastructure
Zebra
Reseller & integrator
Custom
Label design & encoding service
SOTI
Handheld management cross-link

Let’s scope
your RFID deployment.

Tell us what you want to track (linens? medical equipment? inventory? premium assets?), roughly how many tags, and the size of the space. We’ll call back within one business day to schedule a site survey or talk through what fits.

Talk to an RFID advisor Or call (954) 691-1651