The ID Factory

Lack of information about the product traceability and sustainability credentials can cause customer dissatisfaction leading to missed revenues and financial losses. The digital product passports (DPP) aims to gather data on a product and its supply chain and share it across entire value chains so all actors, including consumers, have a better understanding of the materials and the impact of the product they use. Digitizing all this information makes the operational management of the supply chain faster, more efficient and potentially more sustainable. We envisage a future where all products will have a unique digital ID that will connect the physical product to a digital environment, telling customers the real traceability story behind what they buy.

The principle of physical traceability We differentiate ourselves from other traceability systems because we directly involve your suppliers to collect primary data, the original data derived from your direct stakeholder. To avoid relying on secondary data that are not verified by the actual data owner. We are enabling that data validation through a double layer traceability system which is both digital and physical by apply QR codes on all materials and finished products to actually link the information from your ERP and PM system with the actual material flow at the factory level. Each time the QR code is scanned, the system synchronizes with the Platform PO management which updates the data in real time. In this way, the data validation process becomes part of a due diligence for suppliers and this guarantees the accuracy and consistency of the data against any form of accusation.