Inventories that don't add up
Physical and book inventory never match — and every cycle count adjustment confirms it.
Turnkey RFID solutions integrator · Central America
RFID closes that gap: every physical movement enters your ERP on its own, no typing. We don't replace your systems — we power them.
30-minute diagnostic · If RFID isn't right for you, we'll tell you
Where operations hurt
The physical operation generates events faster than manual capture can record.
Physical and book inventory never match — and every cycle count adjustment confirms it.
What arrives at the store takes days to get recorded — and meanwhile, it doesn't sell.
The product exists, but it sits in the stockroom instead of the display. The customer leaves without buying.
Pallets, crates and cylinders circulate with no trace — and nobody knows what's inside them.
Assets disappear without a trace — and the loss surfaces months later, at count time.
Near-identical assets nobody can tell apart — and barcodes or markings anyone can copy.
If you recognized yourself in more than one, the 30-minute diagnostic pays for itself.
Solutions
Every solution includes hardware, software and integration with your ERP, WMS or TMS: RAIN RFID (UHF) tags, readers, portals, handhelds and middleware.

From DC to store, in one country or several: merchandise validated at every link, no boxes opened.

Pallets, plastic crates and cylinders traced across the chain — with or without their contents associated.

Who has what, where and in what condition — an auditable record, not a spreadsheet.

Tires, on-board computers and batteries with per-vehicle history: rotations, retreads and cost per kilometer.

Any asset tagged and followed through its process: orders, lots and WIP visible at every stage.
The Tyr & Syn difference
We don't replace your ERP or WMS: we amplify them. Every physical movement flows in on its own — no typing, no massive IT project.
A barcode can be photocopied in seconds; the serial burned into an RFID chip is practically impossible to duplicate. No one can fake a count. And since hundreds are read at once, controlling inventory costs a fraction of what it does today.
Industries & use cases

The whole store counted in minutes. Fewer size stockouts and omnichannel sales on real inventory.

Crates and returnables on route. And temperature & humidity sensor tags: know if the cold chain was compromised, at very low cost.

WIP, lots and rework under control.

Count tools and materials without moving them: at these volumes, scanning one by one isn't viable.
Results
Under confidentiality agreements we publish cases without names — with the problem and the result intact.
Bulk-cargo port terminal · Access control
Hundreds of trucks a day, continuous operation and secure-trade certifications paper couldn't sustain. Vehicles identify at a distance, without stopping.
Read the full case →Export apparel manufacturer · WIP
Millions of garments a year crossing knitting, cutting, sewing and packing. Each lot logs its own progress the moment it happens — no after-the-fact typing.
Read the full case →Implementation method
Controlled pilots to validate impact before scaling. It doesn't start with buying equipment.
We review process, assets and the points where control is lost.
We define tags, readers, software and KPIs.
We validate reading, operation and value before scaling.
We connect to your ERP, WMS or TMS. And we stay: support and continuous improvement.
Typical architecture
Walk the path of every read.
Every asset gets a unique identity. The tag is chosen by material, environment and process.

Fixed readers, portals and handhelds read hundreds of tags per second, no line of sight.

Reads become business events: in, out, missing, extra.

Reliable data reaches where decisions are made: ERP, WMS, TMS or dashboards.

Authorized distributor

Authorized Central America distributor of ID Tech Solutions (India) — a Made in India manufacturer of end-to-end UHF RFID hardware: from reader to tag.
Among their published deployments: export e-seals for India's customs (CBIC), 8M+ assets tagged for HDFC Bank, and the Delhi Metro.
Who's behind this
Edgar Pineda — electronics and computer science engineer, MBA, with entrepreneurship training at Harvard Business School — was Chief Commercial Officer of the Hutchison Ports terminals in Panama, one of the world's largest port operators. He has seen logistics operations up close across Latin America, the United States, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
TYR & SYN was born from a problem he saw at those terminals: container security depended on seals anyone could defeat. The answer was RFID.
That's why an equipment salesman doesn't show up at your diagnostic: someone who has run operations from the other side of the table does — and will tell you straight whether RFID is right for you or not.
Next step
If we don't find at least one money leak, we'll tell you: RFID isn't for you. Limited slots per month.
Contact
Tell us what you need to control. We'll propose the simplest, most measurable path.