From business requirements to operational deployment.
We help fashion, retail and logistics companies turn business requirements into working traceability solutions — combining process expertise, technology knowledge and operational experience.
Founded in 2023 — built on 15+ years in RFID & retail operations.
Support customers in developing innovative and complex solutions, providing the best expertise available to consistently achieve excellent results.
We help fashion, retail and logistics companies design and deploy traceability and automation solutions based on RFID, IoT and unique product identification technologies.
Companies invest in RFID & traceability — but rarely have the expertise to deliver it.
The goals are clear: inventory accuracy, operational efficiency, supply-chain visibility, product authentication and Digital Product Passport readiness. The gap is in execution.
SPQF bridges this gap — so you can focus on the outcome, not the complexity.
From business needs to working solutions.
- Business Requirements
- Business Case
- Process Design
- Technology Selection
- Vendor Selection
- Solution Design
- Pilot
- Rollout
- Operations
No hardware. No licenses. No conflicts of interest.
End-to-end, across the whole programme.
Consulting
Business analysis, process design, RFID strategy, vendor selection and solution design.
Technology Advisory
RFID UHF, NFC, IoT and sensor data collection — vendor-neutral technology selection.
Integration Advisory
ERP, WMS, PLM, POS and middleware — designing how traceability fits your systems.
Program Governance
Project management, vendor coordination, rollout planning and stakeholder management.
Delivery Support
Pilot execution, testing, rollout support and change management on the floor.
Traceability
Anti-counterfeiting, grey-market control, DPP readiness and product lifecycle visibility.
Across the full product journey.
Manufacturing
- Source tagging
- RFID encoding
- Label printing
- Tag embedding
Logistics
- Inbound & outbound
- Automated warehouses
- Inventory automation
Retail
- Receiving & inventory
- Replenishment
- Sales & returns
- Reverse logistics
Consumer
- Digital Product Passport
- Product authentication
- Customer engagement
Traceability
- Anti-counterfeiting
- Grey-market control
- Lifecycle visibility
Delivered across luxury, fashion, retail & technology.
A selection of projects we've led end-to-end — from strategy through to operational deployment.
Automated RFID inventory inside an automated distribution centre.
Perform inventory counting inside an automated warehouse while eliminating manual activities and integrating with existing automation systems.
- 16 RFID tunnel lines designed & integrated
- Manual cycle counting eliminated
- Full integration with warehouse automation
Enterprise RFID transformation programme.
Support one of the largest Italian fashion retailers in defining and preparing its RFID transformation strategy across the full business.
- Structured transformation roadmap
- Technology evaluation framework
- Business & technology stakeholders aligned
Source tagging & Digital Product Passport readiness.
Design a future-proof identification solution supporting RFID traceability and Digital Product Passport regulatory initiatives.
- Unified identification strategy
- DPP-ready architecture
- Scalable source-tagging process
End-to-end RFID event management platform.
Create a complete RFID-based solution for large-scale event management and automated attendee tracking, from hardware design to system integration.
- End-to-end operational platform
- Automated attendee tracking
- Full system integration
Guides & briefings on RFID, GS1 & traceability.
Practical, vendor-neutral resources from our work in fashion, retail and logistics — available in English and Italian.
GS1 standards explained
GTIN, SGTIN-96, EPC and GS1 Digital Link — structure, encoding examples and how they relate.
RFID & consumer notice
What EU law requires for notifying consumers about RFID — EN 16570, the ISO/GS1 symbols, and how to comply.
What drives RFID ROI
A framework for the RFID business case in fashion & retail: cost and benefit factors, and the variables that change the return.
Trusted by industry leaders and technology partners.
"In the old days, workers were not servants. They worked. They cultivated an absolute sense of honour, as befits honour itself. The leg of a chair had to be well made. It was natural; it was understood. It was paramount. It did not need to be well made for the sake of the wage, or in proportion to the wage. It did not have to be well made for the employer, nor for connoisseurs, nor for the employer's customers. It had to be well made for its own sake, in itself, in its very nature. A tradition reaching back from the depths of the race, a history, an absolute, a sense of honour demanded that the chair leg be well made. And every part of the chair had to be well made. And every part of the chair that could not be seen was crafted with the same perfection as the parts that could be seen. According to the same principle as the cathedrals. And it is only I — I, now so debased — who make such a long story of it. For them, within them, there was not even the shadow of such a reflection. The work was there. One worked well. It was not a question of being seen or not being seen. It was the work itself that had to be well done."
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