Follow your product from production to the consumer.
We produce your label and every product carries its own number. You see where it goes in real time, and your consumer confirms it is genuine.
Everything changes once there is a record behind the label.
A label on the packaging makes your product traceable once there is a record behind it. Today most manufacturers have yet to build three links of that record.
Labels are not accounted for
The gap between labels printed and labels applied goes unmeasured. Surplus labels become the easiest source for counterfeit production.
Visibility ends at the warehouse
Once dispatched, where the product goes and who holds it cannot be followed.
Nothing to show
When a buyer or auditor asks about origin, there is no chain of documents at hand.
Follow your product's journey from one screen.
From the moment the label goes on to the moment a consumer scans it, every step is recorded. You see which batch it came from, who received it and where it was scanned — all in one place.
- Location and delivery records per product
- Consumer and field scans in one report
- Early warning when something looks wrong
From producing the label to establishing the chain
Printing the code, applying it, packing it and shipping it all run on one infrastructure.
How It Works
Four steps from setup to the field
Read MoreLabel
From printing to delivery, the label is ours
Read MoreSerialisation
A number of its own for every product
Read MoreCase and Pallet Links
Which product is in which case
Read MoreTracking
Where your product is
Read MoreDispatch Records
From whom to whom, under which document
Read MoreLabel Accounting
Every label printed is accounted for
Read MoreFrom verification to obligation
Verification
Your consumer verifies the product
Read MoreAnomaly Detection
See the problem you cannot see
Read MoreRecall
Within hours when it matters
Read MoreRegulatory Compliance
Meet your obligations
Read MoreProduct Passport
Europe's new requirement
Read MoreIntegration
It works with your current setup
Read MoreObligations and risk differ by industry.
Every industry has its own regulation, risk profile and priorities. These pages set out that difference.
Pharmaceuticals
Obligations and chain visibility
Read MoreMedical Devices
Device identity and delivery records
Read MoreCosmetics
Consumer verification and counterfeit protection
Read MoreFood Supplements
Origin and content assurance
Read MoreBeverages
Channel integrity and label accounting
Read MoreFood
Batch tracking and fast recall
Read MoreTextiles
Getting ready for the product passport
Read MoreLuxury Goods
Product identity and secondary-market assurance
Read MoreSetup is completed in four steps.
Setup happens once; after that the flow follows the pace of your line.
Product definition
You decide which product is traced at which level.
Label production
Labels are printed and delivered by roll.
Application
The label is applied and the case and pallet relationship is established.
Field tracking
Dispatch, delivery and scans all land in the same record.
One contact, an end-to-end solution.
From the label to the software, the process runs from one place.
The label is ours
We produce and deliver your label. No separate printer to manage, no two sides to tie together.
A fast start
You buy no extra hardware. Your field team works with a phone and your line needs no changes.
Built for your industry
We work across eight industries, from pharmaceuticals to textiles. We know your obligations and what your buyers expect.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a shared code and serialisation?+−
With a shared code, one code is applied per batch and consumer verification is provided. With serialisation, every unit gets a number of its own, and when a problem arises the scope can be narrowed to a single unit.
Do our existing systems need to change?+−
No. Tagvex is not a warehouse management system and does not replace your setup. It runs alongside it.
Is additional hardware investment required?+−
No. Label production and delivery are handled by us; scanning can be done with mobile devices.
Is only QR supported?+−
No. The same code can be carried on QR, DataMatrix, NFC and RFID.
What does the consumer see?+−
Scanning the code opens a page that belongs to your brand: product information, production and expiry dates, content declaration.
How is suspicious activity identified?+−
The system looks at behavioural patterns rather than a single scan. The same code scanned in two distant places within a short time, or seen in a country you never shipped to, counts as a signal.
Let's assess your deployment requirements together.
We will define the right configuration based on your production volume and industry.