
It knows what walked out
The gate identifies the specific item passing through and whether it was paid for, so staff respond to a garment and a size rather than to a noise.
Not a beep that something left. A named item, a known size, and whether anyone paid for it.

The gate identifies the specific item passing through and whether it was paid for, so staff respond to a garment and a size rather than to a noise.
Purchases pass without a sound, so the alert stops being background noise the floor learns to ignore.
Standing antennas, or mounted overhead and out of sight.
The companion app names what triggered the alert.

The gate identifies the specific item passing through and whether it was paid for, so staff respond to a garment and a size rather than to a noise.
Purchases pass without a sound, so the alert stops being background noise the floor learns to ignore.
Standing antennas, or mounted overhead and out of sight.
The companion app names what triggered the alert.
Every self-checkout runs through the same four automatic steps.

The gate reads every RFID tag passing through it.

Each tag is checked against the Paytag record of what has been paid for.

Paid items pass in silence. An unpaid item raises the alert.

The companion app tells staff exactly which item it was.
Formats
Pillar or ceiling
Standing antennas, or mounted overhead.
Detection
Item level
Identifies the specific item, not just its presence.
Integration
Paytag API
Paid status arrives in real time from the POS.
Alerting
Unpaid-item trigger
Triggered only by an item with no confirmed payment against it.
Staff app
Names the flagged item
Names the item that raised the alert and shows its details.
Replaces
Upgrades your EAS gates
Traditional EAS gates, while the wider system still supports EAS tags.
PayTag API — REST and WebSocket
Integration
Every checkout (kiosk, sink, staffed counter or shopper app) closes a transaction through the API with the transaction number and the RFID of each item. The gate checks every exiting EPC against paid transactions in real time.
Real-time
Inventory sync
Each exit event is written to the PayTag cloud the moment it happens and matched to the item record, so stock updates as items leave — sold or not. Syncs to POS and ERP through the same API.
Monitoring
Dashboard
Gates app shows every exit live: item, SKU, size, time and paid / unpaid status. Alerts only for unpaid items — no beep for paid ones. Item-level, not zone-level.
Formats
Pillar or ceiling
Standing antennas, or mounted overhead.
Detection
Item level
Identifies the specific item, not just its presence.
Integration
Paytag API
Paid status arrives in real time from the POS.
Alerting
Unpaid-item trigger
Triggered only by an item with no confirmed payment against it.
Staff app
Names the flagged item
Names the item that raised the alert and shows its details.
Replaces
Upgrades your EAS gates
Traditional EAS gates, while the wider system still supports EAS tags.
PayTag API — REST and WebSocket
Integration
Every checkout (kiosk, sink, staffed counter or shopper app) closes a transaction through the API with the transaction number and the RFID of each item. The gate checks every exiting EPC against paid transactions in real time.
Real-time
Inventory sync
Each exit event is written to the PayTag cloud the moment it happens and matched to the item record, so stock updates as items leave — sold or not. Syncs to POS and ERP through the same API.
Monitoring
Dashboard
Gates app shows every exit live: item, SKU, size, time and paid / unpaid status. Alerts only for unpaid items — no beep for paid ones. Item-level, not zone-level.




RFID gates identify which item left and whether it was paid for, where EAS gates only detect that something passed. Every alert becomes a specific, checkable event instead of a guess.
Staff open the companion app, which names the item that triggered it. The conversation starts from a specific garment rather than a search of a bag.
The gates receive payment status from your POS in real time through the PayTag API. It is the same record that authorizes a detacher to release a tag.
It checks each tag against payment status, so an item that has been sold passes silently. Confirm how staff-initiated stock movement through the doors is handled.




RFID gates identify which item left and whether it was paid for, where EAS gates only detect that something passed. Every alert becomes a specific, checkable event instead of a guess.
Staff open the companion app, which names the item that triggered it. The conversation starts from a specific garment rather than a search of a bag.
The gates receive payment status from your POS in real time through the PayTag API. It is the same record that authorizes a detacher to release a tag.
It checks each tag against payment status, so an item that has been sold passes silently. Confirm how staff-initiated stock movement through the doors is handled.
One RFID platform for checkout, security and inventory — installed and supported by PayTag.
One RFID platform for checkout, security and inventory — installed and supported by PayTag.
One RFID platform for checkout, security and inventory — installed and supported by PayTag.