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Cars consist of thousands of different components and parts. In order to provide the right components at the right time and in the right place, the pull production and logistics processes follow a highly accurate, time-aligned sequential supply of materials. Improve the degree of automation, better control In order to ensure the orderly use of the right components, and to minimize back-up inventory, the automotive supply chain needs to keep track of the operation and consumption of components in real time. RFID can further automate several control points in the supply chain by automatically identifying and verifying components with specially optimized RFID tags for components without human intervention. Through this process, purchase orders can be placed directly to the supplier via EDI * (Electronic Data Interface) in real time when supplemental components are required. In addition, RFID can improve the degree of automation, such as inspection of the supplier's parts out of the warehouse, OEM parts storage and inventory management. In this way, tier one component suppliers, OEMs and logistics providers can further optimize their processes and save money on their own and each other. A variety of high-value assets reliable identification Confidex Flex? Is an RFID tag optimized for parts logistics applications. The label can match a variety of components - whether the material is plastic or metal, the surface is flat or curved. The flexible structure of the tag is equipped with a strong backing that can be accurately identified and is durable in both the car battery and the plastic parts. Because EDI * data follows the VDA * standard, it is important that RFID tags provide enough memory to meet VDA * interoperability data requirements.