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Jewel Traker vs OpenRFID Middleware

Jewel Traker

jewel-traker.com

OpenRFID Middleware

github.com

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FigureJewel TrakerOpenRFID Middleware
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
Linux—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published31
Spec score · RFID Software7.2 (#21)8.5 (#2)
HeadquartersBerkhamsted, Hertfordshire, EnglandNoida, Uttar Pradesh, India
IntegrationsThe maker describes ERP and POS integration and says integration needs are reviewed against the retailer’s systems during implementation planning.The middleware lists WebSockets and MQTT alongside HTTP dispatch for communicating with applications and remote servers.
Intended usersThe product is designed for luxury jewellery retailers, with multi-store retailers identified as its primary audience.The guide describes it as a bridge between RFID hardware and upstream enterprise applications such as ERPs, WMS, and cloud APIs.

Plans

Jewel Traker

  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • EssentialsPriced on request
  • Multi-StorePriced on request

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OpenRFID Middleware

  • OpenRFID MiddlewareFree

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In their own words

Jewel Traker

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OpenRFID Middleware

OpenRFID Middleware connects physical RFID readers with cloud and on-premise applications such as ERPs, WMS and cloud APIs. The free, MIT-licensed project lists reader plugins and protocols including LLRP, Impinj Octane, Zebra FX, Identium, Alien, TCP/UDP sockets, serial connections and MQTT. Filtering options include deduplication, RSSI thresholds, antenna masking and EPC pattern rules. It dispatches data using HTTP GET, POST, PUT or PATCH, with configurable headers and Liquid or Handlebars templates for JSON, form-data, XML and CSV payloads. A persistent SQLite WAL queue retains tag data through network outages for retransmission when connectivity returns; the guide also describes automatic reader reconnection and exponential backoff. Monitoring includes a web dashboard, live tag telemetry, diagnostics, WebSocket logs and an OpenAPI/Swagger REST management API. Deployment documentation covers the .NET CLI and optional Docker Compose. The listed prerequisite is a .NET 10.0 SDK or compatible .NET 8.0+ build target. The repository page shows no releases or packages.

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