RFgen launches standalone Secure Label offering

RFgen Software has released Secure Label as a standalone product, giving partners and organizations a dedicated labeling option alongside its integrated supply chain platform. The move targets companies looking for simpler label management, clearer pricing and fewer legacy platform headaches.

Why it matters: - The standalone Secure Label product gives organizations a labeling alternative that is designed to be easier to manage and budget for than legacy platforms. - RFgen is also broadening its partner opportunities by letting resellers deliver a secure labeling tool without requiring the full supply chain platform. - The launch extends RFgen’s labeling strategy beyond its integrated platform and into a separate product line.

What happened: - RFgen Software announced the launch of Secure Label as a standalone labeling solution on June 15, 2026. - The company said the product is available immediately through RFgen and its partner network. - RFgen said Secure Label capabilities have been available natively inside the RFgen supply chain platform since mid-2025. - RFgen said the standalone version is aimed at organizations seeking a dedicated labeling solution and at partners looking for a new offering.

The details: - Secure Label is intended to simplify label design, management and printing. - RFgen positioned the product as an alternative to traditional labeling platforms that can carry hidden fees, licensing complexity and support challenges. - The company said the product comes with transparent pricing, flexible options and responsive support. - RFgen said Secure Label is backed by more than 40 years of supply chain expertise. - RFgen continues to offer Secure Label capabilities inside its data collection platform for customers that want a fully integrated setup. - That integrated platform combines labeling, barcode scanning, RFID, RTLS, GPA, offline capabilities and ERP-connected workflows. - RFgen said the combined platform is designed to reduce manual processes, support real-time data and build operational data foundations for emerging technologies like AI. - RFgen’s corporate site is more information about Secure Label. - RFgen’s company site is more information about the broader platform.

Between the lines: - The standalone launch suggests RFgen is trying to serve two buyer groups at once: organizations that want a dedicated labeling product and customers that prefer an all-in-one supply chain platform. - The emphasis on pricing predictability and support signals a competitive pitch against incumbent labeling vendors rather than a pure feature-by-feature rollout. - The partner-led distribution model could help RFgen reach buyers that are already trying to modernize labeling without replacing their entire operations stack.

What's next: - RFgen will likely use the standalone Secure Label product to expand channel sales and attract customers that want to add labeling first and broader automation later. - The company is also expected to keep promoting the integrated version for organizations that want labeling tied directly to ERP-connected workflows. - The public-facing product push is now centered on Secure Label and RFgen’s broader automation platform at RFgen Software.