Solutions
One identity.
Every proof.
Every authentic.network code proves more than a product is real - it becomes a single source of truth for your entire business.
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Why it matters
Counterfeits don't just cost sales.
They damage everything.
From safety incidents and warranty fraud to regulatory exposure and the slow erosion of customer trust - the gap between looking real and being real is exactly where the damage happens.
$467B in counterfeit goods crosses borders every year - 2.3% of all world trade. OECD / EUIPO, 2025
Explore the impactHow it works
Two things
a copy can't fake.
Product authentication means confirming an item is genuine - and proving where it came from. authentic.network does it by giving every individual item one secure digital product identity.
That identity is protected on two levels at once: the code is copy-evident in print, and it is verified by how it behaves in the real world. A convincing fake can copy the picture. It cannot copy both of these.
Physical
Crypto-optical print
- Microscopic print structure.
- Fails when copied.
- Verified with any smartphone.
Behaviour
Anomaly intelligence
- Every scan learns.
- Copies behave differently.
- The network detects both.
Both checks happen in a single scan - with a standard smartphone. Nothing for the customer to install, nothing extra on the line.
Five outcomes
Five solutions.
One identity.
Every authentic.network code creates a single, tamper-evident product identity that all your systems trust and act on.
Brand Protection
Prove it's real. Protect your brand and your revenue.
Track & Trace
Know where your products go, in real time.
Grey Market Control
Detect unauthorised markets and take action fast.
Warranty & Service
Verify ownership. Activate warranties. Reduce fraud.
One product identity
All solutions connected
Customer Engagement
Turn every scan into loyalty. Engage, inform and build lasting relationships.
Five separate systems create five integrations, five data silos and five versions of the truth.
Every authentic.network identity becomes the single source of truth for every downstream application.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us your product.
We'll show you the fit.
A 20-minute call is enough to map authentic.network to your supply chain, your channels and your compliance needs.
- 20 minutes
- No sales presentation
- Product assessment
- Architecture recommendation
Solutions FAQ
Common questions
Most customers start with the outcome that hurts most today - usually brand protection or grey-market control - and expand from there. Because all five run on the same product identity, you don't choose one at the expense of the others; you switch on what you need, when you need it.
Yes. They share a single infrastructure, so brand protection, track & trace, grey-market control, warranty and customer engagement all draw on the same codes and the same data. Adding a second use case is a configuration step, not a new deployment.
A standard QR code can be photographed and reprinted perfectly. Our code is copy-evident - its fine print structure is physically destroyed when copied - and every scan is checked against real-world behaviour, so a cloned code is detectable even when it looks identical.
No. Verification works with a standard smartphone camera. There is nothing for the end customer to install, and nothing extra to carry on the line.
The same serialised identity that powers these solutions is the foundation a Digital Product Passport is built on. Deploying authentic.network for authentication today means you are DPP-ready as ESPR requirements take effect. See our Digital Product Passport hub.
It depends on volume and how codes are applied in production, but the model is designed to fit existing print and packaging lines rather than replace them. A short scoping call is the fastest way to get a realistic timeline for your setup.
The identity layer is built to feed events into the systems you already run rather than replace them. Which events and connectors make sense depends on your stack, so the scope is mapped in a short technical call rather than promised up front.
That is the design goal: the mark is applied as a label or printed directly into your current process. Whether it prints onto your substrate or runs as a label depends on your material and press, which we verify before rollout.
The mark is made for existing print and packaging lines, not dedicated hardware. Print method, resolution and substrate do affect how the copy-evident structure performs, so your setup is checked up front rather than assumed.
Pricing follows your volumes and which solutions you switch on, and is scoped per rollout rather than listed. Because all five run on the same product identity, adding one later builds on what you already have instead of starting a separate system.