The platform

One passport. The entire product lifecycle.

Issue an identity, verify it in a scan, trace it through the supply chain, engage the people who hold it, and recall it if you must — all from one record.

How it works

From physical product to verified passport

Four steps, from issuing a code to engaging the people who hold your products.

  1. 01

    Issue

    Every approved product gets an un-guessable QR — and optional NFC — linked to its digital passport.

  2. 02

    Scan

    Anyone scans with a phone camera. No app. The portal loads in under a second, even on mobile data.

  3. 03

    Verify

    They see verification status, test certificates, standards and product details — instantly and clearly.

  4. 04

    Engage

    Owners register, leave reviews and receive recall alerts. You see every scan as analytics.

Capabilities

Everything the scan can do

Each capability compounds on the last — the same identity that proves authenticity also powers engagement, recalls and compliance.

  • Issue an identity

    Generate an un-guessable QR — and an optional NFC tag — for each product, batch or item. URLs can’t be guessed, enumerated or cloned.

  • Verify in a scan

    The public portal shows verification status, the certificate of conformance, the standards tested against and product details — server-rendered, sub-second, on any phone.

  • Trace the chain

    Record custody handoffs from fibre to finished product with quantity, ownership, GPS and timestamp — and surface provenance to the end customer.

  • Engage the owner

    Capture ownership registration, collect reviews and ratings, and let customers log complaints with photos — serious safety issues escalate automatically.

  • Recall & respond

    Flag a product or batch as recalled and notify registered owners by email, SMS or push. Every notification is tracked to delivery.

  • Measure & comply

    Dashboards show scan trends, geographic heatmaps and product popularity. Export GS1 Digital Link + EPCIS 2.0 for the EU DPP and retailer audits.

Traceability

From fibre to consumer, on the record

Record every custody handoff with quantity, ownership, GPS and timestamp — then let a single scan tell the whole provenance story, carbon footprint included.

  1. Cotton farm Origin
  2. Spinner Yarn
  3. Weaver & dyer Fabric
  4. Garment maker Product
  5. Retailer Shelf
  6. Consumer Scan

Each handoff records quantity · ownership · GPS · timestamp

The scan portal

Reassuring, legible, and fast — by design

Built mobile-first for bright outdoor light and patchy signal. The verified state is the first thing anyone sees, before any fine print.

  • Verification status before the fine print — green for verified, amber for expired, red for recalled.
  • The certificate of conformance and the standards a product was measured against.
  • Care, usage and supply-chain provenance, one tap away.
  • Register ownership, leave a review, or report a concern — right from the scan.
Questions

Platform FAQ

Do consumers need an app?

No. VeriCon resolves in any phone’s camera or browser. The public portal is server-rendered and built to load in under a second, even on mobile data.

How does VeriCon stop counterfeits?

Each identity is a cryptographically random, un-guessable UUID — codes can’t be guessed or enumerated, and the record behind them can’t be silently altered. Recalled or revoked items show a clear red warning.

Do you use blockchain?

No blockchain is required. Un-guessable UUIDs in a secured database deliver tamper-evident, anti-counterfeit verification without the cost, latency and complexity of a chain.

What about NFC tags?

NFC tags (NTAG, readable by Android and iPhone) carry the same digital identity as the QR — a tap and a scan resolve to exactly the same passport.

Can it handle full supply-chain traceability?

Yes. Record each custody handoff from farm to retail with GPS and timestamps, then show provenance and carbon footprint on the consumer scan.

Is it ready for the EU Digital Product Passport?

Yes. VeriCon aligns with GS1 Digital Link and EPCIS 2.0, ahead of the EU textile DPP expected around 2028–2029.

See it on your products

Bring a product and we’ll show you the scan, the passport and the verified mark — live.