One supplier for the label on the pack and the data behind it.
We make the micro-optic security label — recognised in a second, and beyond what a scanner or a press can reproduce — and give every single unit its own verifiable identity, then serve everything that code resolves to from the same system.
We make the film. Then we make your label out of it.
Most brands buy a security converter and a software platform separately and hope the two integrate. Both halves are specified here on one job number.
Micro-optic array onto film
Cast on our roll-to-roll line and printed in register with your artwork — a dynamic 3D effect in real colour over micro-printed indicia.
Into your format
Label, seal, stamp, tape or thread, cut to the shape your packaging line already applies.
Every unit gets its identity
Each one issued its own identifier and registered before it leaves the building — not a batch link printed thousands of times.
On your existing line
Checked in the field by eye, and by phone through the code. No app, no training, no second opinion needed.
Design & tooling
Origination for your format.
Advanced UV materials
Custom high-performance formulations, tamper-evident constructions available.
R2R precision casting
1.1 metre roll-to-roll optical film manufacturing, at volume.
Conversion
Die-cut and finished to spec, in-house or through a converter.
The code goes on in register, in the same pass.
A security label proves the packaging is hard to copy. A unique code proves which unit it is. Bought separately they are two projects that have to be reconciled; made together they are one label, and the identity exists before the goods ship.
Everything the code resolves to, from one system.
The QR is the data carrier. What it carries, who may read it, and what comes back are all authored here — and can be changed for the life of the product.
Per-unit identity
Codes issued in bulk, each with its own identity, registered before the goods ship — never a shared link printed thousands of times.
Traceability & analytics
Time, location and device for every scan, per item, with a per-code timeline you could hand to an investigator.
What the scans tell you →Anti-counterfeit signals
Impossible-travel and duplicate-scan detection, first-scan claims, and counterfeit hotspots by city.
Supply chain & distribution
Which units left the channel they were sold into, batch against territory, and the custody chain from factory to shelf.
Warranty & registration
The holder registers against the individual item; claims are raised against that unit with its scan history already attached.
What comes back →Engagement & campaigns
Composed landing pages, coupons with single-scan enforcement, and destinations you can repoint per production run without a reprint.
Forms, polls & feedback
Ask the person holding the item something, and get the answer back tied to that unit rather than to an anonymous form fill.
Digital Product Passport
Origin, materials, compliance and lifecycle for each unit, served from the same code — ESPR-ready, added to codes already in market.
More on DPP →Export & integration
CSV, PNG, SVG and PDF on every plan so nothing is locked in, with webhooks and API access on higher tiers.
Artwork & export →Two questions this page does not finish answering.
What can one code do?
Every action a code can carry, from authentication to warranty cards, tickets and passports — 17 of them, all live today.
The full catalogue →What comes back after a scan?
Registrations, claims, counterfeit reports and check-ins arrive tied to the individual unit — and some of them need a decision from you.
After the scan →Both halves, one job number.
Ask for samples of the label, or tell us what you make and we'll size the whole thing with you.