RFTrack review
A mature fixed-asset platform combining RFID audits, movement history, and enterprise integrations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
RFTrack is a web-based RFID asset-tracking platform from inLogic, Inc. for organizations managing fixed assets across education, government, defense, aerospace, research, manufacturing, IT, and data centers. It supports passive RFID, active RFID, RTLS, barcodes, handheld readers, and fixed readers. Core workflows include automated physical inventory audits, locating missing assets, recording movement, and producing reports and analytics. The platform is available as an inLogic-hosted SaaS service or as an on-premise perpetual license, with web, API, self-hosted, iOS, and Android support.
Pricing is handled through contact sales rather than a published tier structure. That makes RFTrack more suited to organizations evaluating a tailored deployment than buyers comparing transparent self-serve plans. The product’s scope is centered on fixed-asset control, with configurable fields and functionality, asset-data import and export, historical inventory information, and an asset change audit trail. Multi-factor authentication adds an account-security control, while exception alerts and read-event analytics support operational monitoring.
Integration is a major part of RFTrack’s fit for established environments. Its web services API is designed for real-time integration, and listed connections include ServiceNow, Nlyte, Remedy, Fiserv Prologue, SAP, Oracle, Tyler Technologies, and Munis. That ecosystem can suit organizations that need RFID events and asset records to work alongside existing service-management, enterprise-resource-planning, or administrative systems. Choose RFTrack when fixed-reader tracking, automated audits, movement history, mobile scanning, and auditability are central requirements. Consider another option if you need simple public pricing or a product focused outside fixed-asset RFID operations.
RFTrack pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automates fixed-asset audits with fixed RFID readers and handheld scanning
- Tracks asset movement and preserves historical inventory information
- Connects with enterprise systems through APIs and listed integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing is handled through contact sales
- Its focus is fixed-asset tracking rather than broader asset-management use cases
- On-premise deployment requires installation on customer infrastructure
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