Add barcode scanning to your WMS or inventory app on phones, tablets, Android mobile computers and browsers. Count a shelf in one camera view with Batch MultiScan, find one item among dozens with Search & Find, and read small or worn labels in poor light.
Pickers, receivers and stock counters don't all scan the same way. barKoder gives your warehouse app a scanning mode for each task and runs on the devices your team already carries.
Run camera scanning on phones and tablets where flexibility matters, and keep rugged mobile computers for high-volume or harsh areas. One SDK covers both.
From the receiving dock to the cycle count, each task asks a different question of the scan.
Scan items, cases and pallets as they come off the truck and compare them with the purchase order. Reject an immediate duplicate when the camera stays on the same label.
Continuous barcode scanning →Scan the product, then the bin or rack label, to confirm the item is stored in the right place. A GS1 location label can carry a GLN in Application Identifier (414).
GS1 Parser →Enter the item the order needs and point the camera at the shelf. The scanner keeps checking every visible code until it finds the match, instead of returning the first barcode it sees.
How Search & Find works →Read many barcodes on a shelf in one view. AR Mode highlights SKUs during cycle counts and bin checks and shows which items are already scanned, so nothing is missed or counted twice.
Batch MultiScan →Read tiny barcodes and QR codes in low light where a hardware reader can't be placed at every location. MatrixSight® adds reads of QR and Data Matrix codes with damaged finder patterns.
MatrixSight →Track pallets, crates and totes with a GRAI (8003), and individual equipment with a GIAI (8004), as records separate from your stock.
Parse GS1 asset identifiers →The scanner reads the code. Your app decides what it means before stock changes.
| Symbology | Where it appears |
|---|---|
| Code 128 and GS1-128 | Pallet and case labels with SSCC, batch and expiry; item labels tracked through the warehouse |
| ITF-14 | Corrugated cases and cartons; encodes a 14-digit GTIN |
| EAN and UPC | Retail products arriving at, or leaving, the warehouse |
| Data Matrix and GS1 DataMatrix | Small parts and medicine packs with GTIN, expiry, batch and serial |
| QR Code | Asset tags, inventory and shipment tracking, GS1 Digital Link |
Use the native Android and iOS SDKs on phones and mobile computers, the Web SDK in browser-based warehouse apps, Windows and Linux SDKs at workstations, or Flutter, React Native, .NET MAUI, Capacitor, Cordova and NativeScript.
Direct SDKs for mobile, browser, desktop and server environments.
Official integrations for teams building one application across platforms.
Stockrooms, storage and supply warehouses that replaced free libraries or hardware readers.
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Official Solution Provider supporting standards-based barcode and data-capture workflows.
Solution Provider listing covering barcode, mobile application and 2D barcode capabilities.
Discover the barKoder Web SDK listing and connect through Microsoft Marketplace.
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Install the free barKoder demo app, or open the web demo, and scan your own barcodes before you integrate the SDK.
iPhone and iPad
Scan with your camera, or point it at the QR code to open the App Store.
Android phones and tablets
Scan with your camera, or point it at the QR code to open Google Play.
Any modern browser
Runs the Web SDK in your browser, on desktop or mobile, with nothing to install.
Test with known samples. Print or display the testing sheet and scan each 1D and 2D barcode with the demo app. The data sheet summarizes the SDK for your team.
Most warehouses see Code 128 and GS1-128 on pallet and case labels, ITF-14 on cartons, EAN and UPC on products, and Data Matrix or QR Code on small items and asset tags. barKoder reads all of them, along with DataBar, PDF417, DotCode and more.
In many workflows they can, provided the device meets your needs for camera quality, battery life and durability. Dedicated scanners or rugged mobile computers can stay where work is intensive or the environment is harsh. barKoder runs on both: the Barcode Scanner by barKoder app was validated at Zebra's Global Enablement Center for Zebra mobile computers.
Use Continuous Scanning to process cartons one by one at receiving or packing. Use Batch MultiScan when several relevant labels are visible together, as in a cycle count. Use Search & Find when a picker needs one specific item among dozens of labels on a shelf.
Yes. The WASM Barcode Scanner SDK scans inside your web app on laptops, tablets and phones, with Batch MultiScan available. MIT Group and Method both run barKoder in the browser.
Scanning runs on the device. The SDK goes online only for the license check, and each device must reach the licensing server at least once every 30 days. Local storage and syncing stock changes when Wi-Fi returns are up to your app, so test the whole task offline.
Yes. The GS1 Parser turns GS1-128, GS1 DataMatrix and GS1 QR content into labelled fields such as GTIN, batch, expiry, serial and SSCC, so your app doesn't split the string itself.
Get a free trial license for 30 days on 25 devices and test it with your own labels, aisles and devices. For help, write to support@barkoder.com.
Test Batch MultiScan, Search & Find and continuous scanning on your shelves with a free 30-day trial, or talk to an SDK expert about your WMS.
