We generate unique numeric or alphanumeric identifiers for each consumer-level pack of your product, and apply these identifiers in human-readable or barcode form via various means, depending on your requirements. These identifiers can then be verified by your consumers via text-message or mobile app, providing a simple, powerful tool to protect against counterfeiting.

Track and Trace: A Comprehensive Guide
What is Track and Trace?
Track and Trace is a system that allows you to monitor the movement of goods or packages from origin to destination. It involves using various technologies, such as barcode scanning, RFID tags, and GPS tracking, to collect real-time data on the location and status of shipments.
How Does Track and Trace Work?

1. Labeling: Each item or package is assigned a unique identifier, such as a barcode or RFID tag.

2. Data Capture: As the item moves through the supply chain, its location and status are recorded using scanners or other devices.

3. Data Transmission: The collected data is transmitted to a central system, where it is stored and processed.

4. Real-Time Tracking: The system provides real-time updates on the location and status of the item, allowing you to track its progress.

5. Notifications: You can receive notifications via email or SMS about important events, such as shipment delays or delivery confirmations.
Benefits of Track and Trace
● Improved Visibility: Gain better visibility into your supply chain and identify potential bottlenecks.
● Enhanced Customer Satisfaction: Provide accurate delivery estimates and proactive communication about shipment status.
● Reduced Costs: Optimize inventory management and minimize losses due to theft or damage.
● Risk Mitigation: Identify and address potential risks early on, such as product recalls or supply chain disruptions.
● Regulatory Compliance: Ensure compliance with industry regulations and standards.
Common Use Cases
● Logistics and Shipping: Track packages, containers, and other shipments.
● Retail: Monitor inventory levels and track product movement from suppliers to stores.
● Healthcare: Track medical supplies, pharmaceuticals, and blood products.
● Manufacturing: Monitor the production process and track the movement of components and finished goods.
Popular Track and Trace Services
Many shipping carriers and logistics providers offer their own track and trace services. Some popular options include:
● UPS
● FedEx
● DHL
● USPS
● Royal Mail

How to Track a Package

1. Obtain the Tracking Number: You’ll usually receive a tracking number from the sender or when you purchase an item online.

2. Visit the Carrier’s Website: Go to the website of the shipping carrier and enter the tracking number.

3. Use a Tracking App: Many shipping carriers have mobile apps that allow you to track packages on the go.
By utilizing track and trace technology, businesses can streamline their operations, improve
customer service, and gain a competitive edge.
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