We come in through
the systems you trust.

Paytag works alongside the POS and ERP vendors that already run fashion retail. You keep your vendor, and RFID arrives through them.

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Three things we exchange with your system

The integration is narrow on purpose.
Three channels cover everything Paytag needs.

Channel 01

Barcode

Item identity moves between your system and ours, so a tag resolves to the right product, size, and price.

Channel 02

Neutralization

Payment status authorizes a security tag to be released. Without this message, nothing opens.

Channel 03

Inventory

Counts and stock movements sync back, so your ERP holds the stock that is actually on the floor.

Channel 01

Barcode

Item identity moves between your system and ours, so a tag resolves to the right product, size, and price.

Channel 02

Neutralization

Payment status authorizes a security tag to be released. Without this message, nothing opens.

Channel 03

Inventory

Counts and stock movements sync back, so your ERP holds the stock that is actually on the floor.

Channel 01

Barcode

Item identity moves between your system and ours, so a tag resolves to the right product, size, and price.

Channel 02

Neutralization

Payment status authorizes a security tag to be released. Without this message, nothing opens.

Channel 03

Inventory

Counts and stock movements sync back, so your ERP holds the stock that is actually on the floor.

Your vendor stays your vendor

Paytag does not replace the relationship you already have.
We work behind it.

Your POS or ERP provider remains your first point of contact

paytag sits behind them as second line support

Both teams work together day to day, including integration

One RFID solution, delivered through the vendor you already chose

Your POS or ERP partnerOwns the customer relationship and stays the point of contact, exactly as today.

PaytagHandles the RFID layer, the integration work, and everything behind it.

Both teams togetherIntegration and support teams work side by side through deployment and after it.

Your POS or ERP partnerOwns the customer relationship and stays the point of contact, exactly as today.

PaytagHandles the RFID layer, the integration work, and everything behind it.

Both teams togetherIntegration and support teams work side by side through deployment and after it.

Software partners

POS and ERP providers to fashion retail,
bringing Paytag to the chains they already serve.

30 days,

first meeting to production

DAY 01

Kickoff

Align the Paytag, partner, and retailer teams.

STEP 02

Technical mapping

Define the three channels against your system.

STEP 03

Integration

Barcode, neutralization, and inventory connected.

Production

QA, Store rollout, Scaling

Common questions

Will it work with the POS and ERP we already run?+

In most cases your provider is already a Paytag partner, and RFID arrives through them. Where it is a system we have not integrated with before, that is not a problem. The three channels are the same in every case.

Do we have to change our support arrangement?+

No. Your POS or ERP provider stays your first point of contact. Paytag sits behind them as second line support, and the two teams work together day to day.

How long does an integration take?+

Around thirty days from the first meeting through to QA, assuming your development team is fully assigned to it. Hardware installation, the pilot store, and the wider rollout follow after that.

Is there API documentation?+

Yes. It is shared directly with your development team at technical mapping rather than published publicly.

What if our system has never been integrated with RFID?+

That is the normal case rather than the exception. The three channels are all Paytag needs, and they are defined against your system during technical mapping.

Common questions

Will it work with the POS and ERP we already run?+

Do we have to change our support arrangement?+

No. Your POS or ERP provider stays your first point of contact. Paytag sits behind them as second line support, and the two teams work together day to day.

How long does an integration take?+

Around thirty days from the first meeting through to QA, assuming your development team is fully assigned to it. Hardware installation, the pilot store, and the wider rollout follow after that.

Is there API documentation?+

Yes. It is shared directly with your development team at technical mapping rather than published publicly.

What if our system has never been integrated with RFID?+

That is the normal case rather than the exception. The three channels are all Paytag needs, and they are defined against your system during technical mapping.

Common questions

Will it work with the POS and ERP we already run?+

Do we have to change our support arrangement?+

No. Your POS or ERP provider stays your first point of contact. Paytag sits behind them as second line support, and the two teams work together day to day.

How long does an integration take?+

Around thirty days from the first meeting through to QA, assuming your development team is fully assigned to it. Hardware installation, the pilot store, and the wider rollout follow after that.

Is there API documentation?+

Yes. It is shared directly with your development team at technical mapping rather than published publicly.

What if our system has never been integrated with RFID?+

That is the normal case rather than the exception. The three channels are all Paytag needs, and they are defined against your system during technical mapping.

Your customer asked for RFID.
Now you can say yes.

If you supply POS, ERP, or integration services to fashion retail, Paytag lets you add RFID to what you already sell, without building any of it.

What partnering looks like

You keep the customer and stay their first point of contact. We supply the RFID layer, the hardware, and the integration work, and our team works alongside yours through deployment and after it.

Talk to us about partnering