Pilot programme
Test it on one product line before you commit.
A pilot applies the mark to a defined product line, runs real verification checks, and ends with a written result: what was marked, what was checked, and what the mark established.
What a pilot answers
Three questions, answered on your product.
- 01
Does it fit our process?
Which application form suits the product, and how it fits production, packing and dispatch.
- 02
Does verification work where we need it?
Scans at the points where the product is doubted, and laboratory reads on sampled items.
- 03
Is it worth scaling?
A written result you can take to your board, with the cost of extending to further lines and markets.
How it runs
Five stages.
- 01
Assess
Map counterfeit risk, product value and the points where the product is doubted.
- 02
Design
Choose the standard and the application form, and define the verification moments.
- 03
Mark
Apply the mark to the agreed product line and create the registry records.
- 04
Verify
Run scans in the field and laboratory reads on sampled items.
- 05
Report
A written result and a Case File, published only with your agreement.
What you receive
- Application form recommendation for the product
- Marked product line with registry records
- Verification results, scan and laboratory
- Written pilot result and scaling estimate
What we need from you
- One product line and a named contact
- Access to the point of application
- Agreement on where verification will be tested
Scope a pilot.
Tell us the product, where it is sold and where it is copied. We will come back with a proposed scope.