Technologyof the future
Premium brands put a QR + PIN or Microchip on every product. Consumers verify in one tap. You capture a verified record of who they are, where they scanned, what they bought, and whether they come back — from every product that leaves your warehouse.
Every scan is a customer
you now own.
Premium brands put a QR + PIN on every product. Consumers verify it in one tap. You get a verified record of who they are, where they scanned, what they bought, and whether they come back — built from every product that leaves your warehouse.
The hook is verification. The product is the data.
A consumer scans your product's QR, lands on a verify page that looks like your brand, and enters the PIN from the packaging. That's consent. Now you own a verified record of:
- Country and city — from IP, recorded at the moment of scan, not guessed from shipping address.
- Device and platform — iOS vs Android, model year, browser class. Build a hardware profile of your buyer.
- Channel attribution — the QR they're scanning came from your packaging, not from a Google search. Verified DTC.
- Repeat behavior — same person scanning your second product is a buyer you can recognize, not a stranger.
- Grey-market signal — same QR scanned twice from two countries tells you where the diversion started.
Six fields. One scan. Yours to export.
Every successful verify writes a row. Download the CSV, pipe it to your CRM, segment by country or product — it's your data.
Verified location
Country + city from IP at scan time. Not from shipping guess — from the moment they tapped verify.
Device fingerprint
iOS or Android, model year, browser class. Build a hardware profile of your buyer base.
Product verified
The exact SKU and lot the consumer proved authentic. Ties every scan back to your inventory.
Timestamp UTC
Server time, not client time. When did this customer actually scan — to the second, in UTC.
Repeat signal
Same device scanning your second product? It's a verified repeat buyer — flag them in your CRM.
Grey-market flag
Same QR scanned from two countries? Auto-flagged. You see the diversion before it spreads.
Channel attribution
The QR came from your packaging. Not from a Google search. Not a marketplace redirect. Verified DTC.
Yours to export
CSV download or warehouse sync. Pipe to HubSpot, Klaviyo, Meta CAPI. No lock-in.
From your SKU list to verified data in three steps.
No hardware. No factory audit. No blockchain consultants. Just QR codes, a smart PIN system, and a verify page that looks like your brand.
Generate codes
Upload your SKU list via CSV. Pick a PIN strategy (visible, scratch-off, hidden, none). Download branded QR PNGs + matching serials in one ZIP. Ready in 30 seconds.
Apply to products
Print the QRs on packaging, capsules, hang tags, or labels. Works with any printer, any substrate, any production line you already run. No new vendors.
Capture the data
Consumers scan, land on your branded verify page, enter the PIN. You see a green checkmark in their hand — and a verified record in your dashboard. From the first day.
Build the verified customer list
your competitors can't.
500 free verification codes. No credit card. Your first verified data row within the hour.
We had three counterfeit listings on Amazon within a month of launch. GeBeCert's geo flag caught the diversion on day two.
We were spending 15% of our Klaviyo budget fighting fake listings. Cut our attribution guesswork in half by month two.
Counterfeits were killing our DTC repeat rate. The verified-scan data let us rebuild our retention flow around real buyers.