Make every unit identifiable and auditable.
We design barcode, QR, and RFID systems that give you practical serialization and traceability— from component to finished product to dispatch—without adding noise to day‑to‑day work.
A simple view of how identifiers follow a product through its lifecycle. Layout and values are illustrative.
Vendor label or in‑house code is scanned and mapped to your internal ID, lot, and GTIN.
As assemblies are built, each product gets a serial or batch barcode that carries key data forward.
Cases and pallets get shipping labels with the right GTIN, quantities, and routing data. A scan ties shipments back to items.
What AIDC adds to your operations
Practical identification systems that use barcode, QR, and RFID to keep track of what’s where—without slowing your team down.
Product traceability lifecycle (end‑to‑end)
Each unit carries a unique identifier from supplier to customer, so you can trace issues without guesswork.
Every scan updates a connected chain of custody. From any point—field failure, recall, customer query—you can move upstream or downstream in a few clicks.
How serialization links components to finished products
Parent‑child relationships make it clear which components went into which product—and which shipments carried them.
Linked to components: CMP‑A‑102, CMP‑B‑556, CMP‑C‑774 (each with its own supplier, lot, and test result).
Contains 12× PRD‑SER‑9842xx. A single scan at dispatch links all 12 serials to the shipment.
- Isolate only the affected units during a recall—not entire batches.
- See which suppliers and lines contribute to field failures.
- Give customers confidence with verifiable product histories.
Compliance flow: Scan → Record → Validate → Audit‑ready
A simple pattern that keeps you ready for regulators and customers without adding extra paperwork.
- Can we prove which lots went to which customers?
- Can we show GTIN/expiry rules were followed at label time?
- Can we answer an auditor’s question in minutes, not days?
Genuine vs fake: using traceability to detect counterfeits
By tying every code to a real history, you can quickly spot labels that don’t belong to genuine units.
- Scan resolves to a valid serial with full history.
- Expected geography, channel, and time window.
- No conflicting scans for the same serial.
- Serial not found, or marked inactive/blocked.
- Scans from impossible locations or volumes.
- Label pattern doesn’t match your AIDC design.