Secure QR and NFC codes plus a verification app built for your dealer and mechanic network. Protect OEM revenue and warranty cost from fakes.
Cryptographically generated codes that cannot be guessed, extrapolated or reprinted in bulk by a counterfeiter.
Separate verification journeys for the workshop and the end customer, each with its own reward logic.
Duplicate scans mapped by pincode and distributor, showing where fakes surface.
Convert scan activity into evidence, enforcement signals and actionable channel intelligence.
Code generation, label and tag supply, verification channels, and analytics that turn scan data into enforcement action - built as one system for your brand protection head and aftermarket sales head.
Code, label and app technologies are selected against the counterfeiter you actually face, because a sticker on a bearing box invites a different attack from a lubricant seal.
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Representative outcomes from automotive brand protection deployments. Figures are indicative ranges and must be confirmed against your own baseline before publication.
The measures a brand protection head and an aftermarket sales head track together, agreed in writing before launch rather than after the first campaign.
A launch sequence that proves scanning behaviour in one territory before national rollout.
We map your distribution tiers, pack formats, printing partners and the part numbers most exposed to counterfeiting, then define the code scheme.
Code structure, label or NFC tag format, application method and app journeys are signed off, including how printers receive code files securely.
Coded stock is released into a defined region with a mechanic enrolment drive, so scan rates and duplicate patterns appear on real trade behaviour.
Coding extends across the range, the mechanic and retailer network is enrolled at scale, and the system moves into an AMC with defined response times.
Why brand owners choose an engineered authentication system over a generic QR campaign bought by the pack.
Non-sequential encrypted codes, secure allocation to printers and duplicate detection are designed together, so the scheme survives one label being photographed.
The mechanic decides which brand goes onto the vehicle. The app is built around fitment logging and redemption he values, which is what generates scan data.
We manage label format, tamper-evident construction, NFC tag selection and secure code file delivery to your printing partners as part of the scope.
Duplicate clusters are packaged as usable evidence with logs, locations and timestamps, so enforcement teams have something they can act on legally.
Book a requirement discussion with our engineering team. We will map your channel, review your pack formats and counterfeit exposure, then return with a scoped code scheme, a label and tag outline and an indicative rollout plan.
It is a system that gives every genuine spare part a unique, secure identity and lets anyone in the channel confirm it. A non-sequential encrypted code is printed on a tamper-evident label, a scratch panel or an NFC tag, then validated against a central database when a consumer, mechanic or retailer scans it. The system answers genuine, suspect or already-verified in real time, records where each scan happened, and uses repeat-scan patterns to show where counterfeit product is circulating.
No. We are a custom solution development and systems integration company. The code scheme, label formats, app journeys, loyalty logic and analytics rules are designed for your channel and part range after a requirement study, then built and supported.
Yes. We specify and supply tamper-evident labels, scratch-code panels and NFC tags, define the application method for each pack format, and manage secure delivery of code files to your printing partners or in-house coding equipment.
A copied code is detected the moment it is scanned twice. The system fingerprints every scan by location, device and time, then returns an already-verified warning to the second scanner. For high-value parts, NFC tags add a cryptographic challenge a photographed label cannot reproduce.
They use it when there is something in it for them. The mechanic journey combines verification with fitment logging, loyalty points and redemption that has real value, plus warranty registration on the customer’s behalf. Enrolment drives run territory by territory.
Yes. We integrate with SAP, Oracle, Navision and Tally for batch, despatch and part master data, and with dealer management or distributor portals so code allocation matches actual consignments. That linkage makes diversion detection possible.
Yes. On-premise, private cloud and hybrid deployments are all supported. Brand owners who treat the code vault as sensitive intellectual property often keep code generation inside their own infrastructure while consumer verification runs on cloud.
Suspect activity is packaged as an evidence pack containing scan logs with timestamps and geolocation, device fingerprints, the affected code and batch references, and any images submitted through the app. Brand protection teams use these to support raids.
A territory pilot is usually live within six to twelve weeks of requirement sign-off, depending on label lead times, app store approvals and how quickly code files reach your printing partners. National rollout follows in phases.
The system moves into an agreed support arrangement covering defined response times, app releases and store updates, label and code supply coordination, and analytics rule tuning as counterfeit tactics change.