Tego

What Is Tego?

Tego is an industrial asset and operations management platform that helps organizations track assets, manage inventory, and monitor frontline activities. Its radio frequency identification (RFID) and Automated Identification (AutoID) capabilities capture asset data, while real-time location tracking and digital traceability helps teams monitor asset movements and status. Through TegoHub, organizations can configure workflows, set alerts, and analyze operational data to identify delays, waste, and inefficiencies, helping improve resource utilization and control costs that can impact profit margins. TegoHub’s mobile application, TegoConnect, extends the platform to smartphones and mobile devices, allowing frontline teams to access data and complete tasks on the go.

What Is Tego Best For?

Tego stands out for its TegoChip™, a UHF RFID solution designed for tracking high-value industrial and medical items. Built to withstand gamma and e-beam sterilization, it supports asset identification in demanding environments where conventional tracking methods may fall short. This makes Tego especially useful for organizations that need durable, item-level tracking throughout an asset’s lifecycle, while maintaining visibility into its location and status.

How Much Does Tego Cost?

Tego pricing starts at $20,000/year. This range is intended for general budgeting purposes, as actual costs may vary depending on factors such as the number of users, deployment requirements, hardware, integrations, and selected features.

In addition to the base subscription costs, organizations should account for the following potential expenses:

• Implementation: $25,000–$100,000 (covers system setup, asset and inventory configuration, workflow and rules setup, user/role configuration, and deployment across sites)
• Data Migration: $5,000–$40,000 (migration of asset, inventory, maintenance, lifecycle, compliance, and historical operational data from legacy systems)
• Training And Onboarding: $5,000–$25,000 (administrator, maintenance, warehouse, and frontline-user training across complex industrial deployments)
• Customization And Configuration: $15,000–$75,000 (custom workflows, rules, dashboards, digital work instructions, compliance processes, and site-specific configurations)
• Premium Support: $5,000–$25,000/year (enterprise support, system administration, monitoring, and assistance for mission-critical industrial operations)
• Add-on Modules: $10,000–$50,000+ per module/project (advanced RFID/RTLS, specialized compliance, analytics, or industry-specific capabilities may require additional implementation)

Disclaimer: Pricing references are based on publicly available third-party information and industry benchmarks. Actual costs may vary.

Tego Integrations

Tego supports integration with a variety of third-party applications and systems, including ERP, MES, QMS, and EAM, as well as:

• Power BI
• Tableau
• Snowflake

How Does Tego Work?

Follow the steps outlined below to get started with the software:

• Log in to Tego to access the configured platform and operational information
• Capture asset data using RFID, barcodes, QR codes, GPS, or other AutoID inputs and connect devices through TegoConnect to collect data from mobile and fixed devices
• Configure workflows in TegoHub to define processes, rules, and alerts for operational activities
• Track assets and inventory using real-time location data and digital traceability throughout their movement
• Monitor operations through dashboards and analytics to review asset status, activities, and operational performance
• Analyze data through connected tools such as Power BI, to evaluate operational trends and KPIs
• Generate reports using operational data to review performance, trends, and key metrics

Who Is Tego For?

Tego supports organizations across a range of industries and specialized operational sectors, including:

• Aerospace and defense
• Manufacturing
• 3PL, warehousing, and distribution
• Sterile supply chain
• Aseptic manufacturing

Tego Use Cases

Based on our analysis and user feedback of Tego features and capabilities, we have identified the following key scenarios where it is a good fit:

1. Aerospace MRO Teams Managing Non-Compliant Or Counterfeit Parts

Aerospace MRO teams need to maintain accurate records for parts throughout manufacturing, installation, and maintenance while meeting strict aviation requirements. TegoAir supports ATA Spec 2000 Chapter 9-5 compliance by creating digital audit trails and maintaining lifecycle histories for aircraft components. It also provides digital inventory control and digitally certified parts information, helping MRO teams identify non-compliant or counterfeit components and maintain visibility throughout the part lifecycle.

2. Medical Device Manufacturers Tracking Products Through Sterilization

Medical device manufacturers can lose visibility when products pass through harsh sterilization processes that conventional RFID technologies may not survive. TegoChip™ uses sterilization-proof UHF RFID technology that withstands repeated gamma and e-beam exposure, allowing manufacturers to track products at the item level from manufacturing through sterilization and end use. This supports continuous traceability while reducing manual inventory counts and data gaps across the sterile supply chain.

3. Inventory Managers Struggling With Stock Discrepancies And Manual Counting

Inventory managers can struggle with stock discrepancies when material management relies on manual counting and disconnected processes. Tego connects and automates the materials management process, providing real-time visibility into inventory activities and supporting more accurate inventory decisions. Beyond inventory visibility, real-time insights help teams maintain optimal stock levels, forecast demand, and prevent costly overstocking. Instant location data also allows teams to quickly locate, replace, and track items, helping keep materials available where and when they are needed.

4. Warehouse Managers Automating Inventory Identification

Warehouse managers can face manual errors and inefficiencies when inventory identification relies on repetitive processes. Tego’s AI-driven warehouse solution, developed with Zebra Technologies, combines optical character recognition and barcode localization to automate inventory management. The solution uses AI technology to reduce manual errors and support faster, more automated warehouse processes, helping teams manage inventory more efficiently across 3PL and warehouse distribution operations.

Is Tego Right For You?

If your organization manages complex industrial operations and needs greater visibility into assets, inventory, and frontline activities, Tego provides a configurable platform for connecting operational data with day-to-day processes.

The platform also supports audit-ready compliance workflows, with TegoAir supporting requirements associated with FAA, EASA, and AS9100. Trusted by organizations including Honeywell, Thales, AstroNova, Thompson, Aero Engine Controls, and Geven, Tego is suited to complex asset and supply chain operations.

Still not sure if Tego is right for you? Contact us at (661) 384-7070 and we will help you make the right choice.