Find & Pick
PREVIEW. Locate a target product on a shelf or tote by qualifying its GTIN from a live scan, and confirm the pick against the qualified identity rather than by label text alone.
Operational friction
Picking the right product depends on confirming identity, not guessing from a glance.
In shelving, replenishment or returns, the operator needs to confirm that the item in hand is the item the task expects. A visual match is not enough when many packages look similar; the product identity must be qualified.
Operator journey
A clear path from capture to trusted output
- 1
Aim
Point the supported camera or device imager at the candidate package.
- 2
Qualify GTIN
The core decodes and qualifies the GTIN so the pick is confirmed against product identity, not label appearance.
- 3
Confirm the pick
The surface reports the qualified GTIN and whether it matches the expected product for the task. Ambiguous or unreadable symbols are surfaced for review.
Inside the scan
GTIN-first identification
Core performs region localization, deterministic decoding, GS1 interpretation and GTIN-first qualification. It does not infer what an item is from imagery; it validates the encoded identity.
What moves forward
Workflow outputs
- Qualified GTIN for the scanned item
- Match/no-match signal against the expected product
- Exception list for unreadable or ambiguous symbols
What stays visible
Operating boundaries
- Find & Pick confirms encoded identity. It does not visually recognize products or claim a spatial 'find the box' localization beyond qualifying the scanned label.
- Designed for visible, sufficiently resolved labels. Occluded or unreadable symbols are surfaced for review.
- This profile confirms identity for a pick; it does not count quantity.
Build the connection
Add find and pick to your picking stack.
Start with the versioned contract, then choose the quickest sample path for your host.