Freyn Projects Industrial QM, IT, RFID & security
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Open-source labeling, RFID integration and industrial workflows.

Freyn Projects supports companies with browser-based labeling, ERP-connected print processes, vendor-independent RFID integration, middleware concepts and QM-oriented traceability for production, logistics, automotive and shipping.

Static overview: what this is about

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Open-source labeling

Label templates, print rules and layout logic can be adapted without vendor lock-in. This is especially useful when customer, compliance or production requirements change quickly.

Industrial print workflows

Print jobs can be prepared for direct printer output, PDF generation or ZPL-based label devices, depending on the existing shopfloor and logistics setup.

QM-oriented traceability

Structured print processes help document who printed what, when it was printed and which data source or process step triggered the label.

OpenSourceLabels project

open-source labeling · web-based label design · industrial printing
Freyn Projects is connected to the OpenSourceLabels project.
OpenSourceLabels is an open-source project for web-based label design, industrial label workflows and flexible print output concepts without unnecessary vendor lock-in.

It is especially relevant for companies that need adaptable label templates, ZPL-oriented printer output, ERP-connected print data or browser-based tools for production, logistics and shipping.
Project link:
Visit opensourcelabels.com

The project complements Freyn Projects consulting work around labeling, ERP integration, middleware and practical industrial print workflows.

ERP integration through open standards

REST · JSON · webhooks · database views · file queues
  • REST API and JSON payloads ERP, MES or WMS systems can send print orders and variable data to a print service.
  • Webhook and event-based printing Labels can be triggered automatically by process states such as goods issue, QA release or production completion.
  • Database, CSV, XML or JSON queues Low-complexity integration paths are possible when a full API integration is not required.
Typical ERP environments:
SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Oracle / NetSuite, Sage, Infor, IFS or custom systems can be connected through standard interfaces. The goal is a controlled print process without a proprietary one-way street.

Typical label data:
article numbers, batches, serial numbers, best-before dates, SSCC, customer data, delivery information, compliance marks and internal QM references.

RFID consulting and system integration

automotive · vendor-independent · shopfloor-ready
  • Vendor-independent RFID concepts Consulting and integration support for RFID projects without being tied to a single hardware, reader or software vendor.
  • Automotive and industrial environments RFID solutions for production, logistics, material flow, traceability, container tracking and process identification in demanding industrial setups.
  • Middleware, interfaces and process data Reader data can be filtered, validated and connected to ERP, MES, WMS, databases, REST APIs or existing shopfloor systems.
Typical RFID project areas:
UHF / HF reader integration, antenna positioning, tag selection, read-point analysis, process validation, middleware, database logging and connection to production or logistics systems.

Independent approach:
The focus is on the working process, not on selling a specific RFID brand. Existing hardware, mixed vendor landscapes and customer-specific requirements can be included in the integration concept.

From process data to print output

simple, auditable and adaptable

1. Source data

The source system provides article, production, shipping, RFID or quality data through an API, database view, event or file queue.

2. Template and process logic

The service combines verified data with label templates, RFID events, validation logic and system-specific output requirements.

3. Output and log

The final output is sent to a printer, generated as PDF or logged as process data. Relevant metadata can be stored for operational transparency and QM documentation.

Contact

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Send a few project details.

Useful details include ERP system, printer landscape, RFID hardware or reader setup, label types, expected volume, integration preference and whether QM documentation is required.

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Email: eric@freyn.de