RFID Supplier Compliance: From Customer Requirements to Accepted Labels
https://yenra.com/rfid-compliance/
Updated September 11, 2026

Purpose: Record evidence that a particular product and RFID configuration meets a named customer's requirements. This is a working aid, not a customer approval or certification.
Instructions: Complete one record per configuration. Obtain current customer instructions before filling in acceptance criteria. Enter evidence locations and unresolved questions, not only check marks. Protect customer-confidential information.

Customer / market / product category:
Requirement source / revision / effective date / retrieval date:
Owner who resolves requirements:
GTIN or agreed product key / selling-unit and packaging hierarchy:
Covered variants and packaging revision:
Customer-required specification / approved inlay list and date:
Converter / exact inlay and chip / construction / supplier lot:
Encoding scheme / serialization owner / template revision:
Placement dimensions, units and reference photograph:
Applied-package read test / conditions / sample identities / result:
Printed versus decoded identity comparison / result:
Required validation route / submission ID / submitted configuration:
Written acceptance or failure disposition / evidence location:
Production checks and sampling plan / controlling requirement:
Accepted, rejected and uncertain-output handling:
Change triggers / revalidation decision owner:
Open exception / affected stock / responsible person / due date:
Release decision / decision maker / date / evidence:

Use current instructions at https://rfid.auburn.edu/alec/rfid_resources.php when the customer requires that program. Keep this record with the approved sample and revision history.