Suspicious duplication
The same identifier appears on multiple products or in incompatible locations.
NexusDPP
A code can be copied. A coherent product history is harder to counterfeit.
NexusDPP connects digital identity, the physical carrier, approved data and lifecycle events to help brands and operators identify anomalies and demonstrate origin.
Physical-digital link
The tag becomes the gateway to a verifiable identity.
QR, NFC or tamper-evident carriers can be associated with a product, batch or individual unit. Verification combines code reading with checks on status, validity and event consistency.
- Unique identifier and data-carrier status.
- Signature or fingerprint of relevant data.
- Blocking, revocation or VOID status when an anomaly occurs.
- Verification view for customers, distributors or inspectors.
Risk signals
Scans can become intelligence events.
With suitable policies, the system can flag unusual behaviour: excessive scans, incompatible locations, retired tags or impossible time sequences.
Inconsistent geography
Scan events are too distant or too close in time compared with the expected logistics flow.
Status requiring verification
The system highlights revoked tags, tags awaiting activation, replaced tags or tags linked to a recall.
Protecting value
Authenticity remains useful after the sale.
The same digital identity can support warranty, assistance, resale, refurbishment and proof of ownership, according to the brand’s policies.
First sale
Activation and association with the transaction or delivery.
Service
Verification of model, components, warranty and authorised interventions.
Second life
Maintenance and transfer history that helps assess authenticity and condition.
End of life
Instructions for disassembly, recovery and correct treatment.