Frequently asked questions.

No. The signature cannot be seen with the naked eye; the colour, texture and packaging design of your product stay exactly as they are.

It can go on the packaging and on the product itself. The range runs from printed surfaces such as carton, label and foil to metal parts, textile yarn and coatings; a different carrier is used depending on the surface.

A fixed reader on the production line, a handheld reader in the field, and a phone attachment across wide dealer networks. Devices are registered, so you see who read what and where.

No. The signature is applied within your existing printing and coating steps; the speed and layout of your line are preserved.

Because the signature is invisible, anyone trying to imitate it does not know what to copy. Without the right reader, its presence cannot even be detected.

Yes. Every reading is recorded together with the product, the location and the person who made it, and lands in your reports.

Yes, the signature appears only with the right reader. A fixed reader on the line, a handheld reader in the field, a phone attachment at the dealer and a registered device for authorised personnel are used; which one you need follows from where the product is checked.

The signature is invisible under everyday lighting. It appears only under a defined light source; who can read it is decided at setup.

The reading step is simple and quick to learn. One answer stands on the screen: the signature is there or it is not. Field teams start using it after a short briefing.

Every attempt is counted and reported. No reading is quietly dropped; rising failed readings in a given region are reported to you.

Which surface the signature goes on, and how, is decided together from your product, packaging and line. Your unit volume and line structure set the scope of the setup.

Setup happens once and is completed within your planned maintenance window. The duration follows a timeline drawn up together from your production steps and volume.

Yes. The signature is applied to a small batch and the reading result is verified; you decide from the data.

Your operators and field team learn to use the device through a short training session.