Track & Trace See where your products really go.
Every product carries its own serial number, linked to its product data. Every scan is recorded with its place, its frequency and any alert it raises. Your dashboard turns that into cases to review - counterfeits and grey-market routes, market by market.
Every scan is a data point. Your dashboard shows you which ones need attention.
Track & Trace by authentic.network links a unique serial number on every item to its product data and records every verification scan: where it happened, how often the code was checked and whether it raised an alert. Suspicious scans are grouped into counterfeit and grey-market cases for review. It is built on verification scans rather than on supply-chain event data.
From the print on your product to the case on your screen.
- 01 · Print
One serial per item
We print the codes with Crypto-Optical Technology, each with its own serial number - as stickers or integrated into your label artwork.
- 02 · Link
Connect product data
Each serial is linked to its product: article, batch, production date and the market it is meant for.
- 03 · Scan
Checked anywhere
Inspectors, distributors and customers scan with any smartphone. Each scan is recorded: where, how often, and whether it raised an alert.
- 04 · Review
Act on cases
Your dashboard shows scans by market and over time, and groups suspicious scans into counterfeit and grey-market cases.
From scans to decisions.
Act on what needs attention
Suspicious scans are grouped into counterfeit and grey-market cases, so your team reviews a handful of cases instead of thousands of scans.
See where copies surface
Failed checks show which markets are affected, so you know where brand protection needs to act first.
Compare with the intended market
Each serial knows the market it was meant for. Units scanned somewhere else reveal grey-market routes.
Know where a batch has been checked
Because serials are linked to batch and production date, you can see where products from a specific batch have been scanned.
Where products really end up
Scans by country and over time show where your products are actually used - which is not always where you ship them.
Insight per article
See which articles are checked most, and where, to understand demand and exposure product by product.
Every serial knows which product it belongs to.
You know the batch.
Thousands of units share one code. When something turns up in the wrong place, you know which batch it came from - and nothing more.
You know the product.
Every unit carries its own serial number, linked to its product data. Each scan belongs to exactly one product - and you know what that product is.
Ready for the Digital Product Passport. A unique identifier per item is what passport rules build on. The serial on every code is already that identifier - and the same code can carry the passport when the rules reach your product group.
About the passportOne set of scans. Answers for five teams.
Zoom in from the big picture to a single scan.
- A live view of every scan, with its location on the map
- Filter by result - authentic, suspicious, grey market - and by country
- Search for a product or a code
- Compare with the day before, and export for your team
Trusted by manufacturers including BOSCH, STIHL, LIQUI MOLY and Meyer Burger. Scan figure: authentic.network, 2026.
About Track & Trace.
What does Track & Trace record?
Every verification scan: where a product's code was checked, how often, and whether the check raised an alert. Because every item carries its own serial number linked to its product data, each scan belongs to exactly one known product.
Do we need to connect our ERP or logistics systems?
No. Track & Trace works from verification scans alone. You do not have to hand over supply-chain event data or integrate another system to get started.
Can we see where a specific batch has been scanned?
Yes. Serial numbers can be linked to product data such as article, batch, production date and intended market, so you can see where products from a specific batch have been checked.
Is this a full supply-chain tracking system?
It shows where your products are checked in the field, based on verification scans - not production or shipping events. That is why it needs no integration to start, and why it complements your logistics systems rather than replacing them.
What are cases?
Suspicious scans are grouped into cases, either counterfeit or grey market, so your team reviews a few cases rather than thousands of individual scans. The dashboard shows how many cases need review and where they occurred.
Which product data do we need to provide?
As much as you want to see in your analysis. Serials can be linked to article, batch, production date and intended market. The intended market is what makes grey-market cases possible; batch and production date let you follow a batch.
Can we export the data?
Yes. Scan data can be exported from the scan view, so your team can work with it in its own tools and reports.
Works together with
See where your products go.
Tell us which products and markets you want to see first. Or start with the Sample Kit - one genuine code and one perfect reprint - and see the check that every data point starts with.
Real impact.