# Tagvex > Tagvex develops secure labelling and traceability systems that number products at batch or unit level with copy-resistant codes; every step from production to the end user is on record. [Türkçe sürüm](https://tagvexai.com/llms.txt) · [Full text of the site: llms-full.txt](https://tagvexai.com/en/llms-full.txt) Tagvex was built to make visible every point a product passes through on its way from production to the end user. It provides end-to-end records with a unique, hard-to-copy code at batch or unit level. - Email: info@spectracerd.com - Phone: +90 216 606 45 55, 0549 586 00 76 - Address: Medeniyet Teknopark, Üsküdar / Istanbul, Türkiye - Tagvex is a Spectrace solution. - [Tagvex introduction video](https://tagvexai.com/assets/video/tagvex-explainer.mp4): An introduction video (in Turkish) on how Tagvex gives products a copy-resistant code, records every change of hands and lets the product be verified by phone. ## Solutions - [Serial and batch numbering](https://tagvexai.com/en/solutions#seri-ve-parti-numaralandirma): Products receive a unique, hard-to-copy code at batch or unit level as needed; the code fits into the existing label layout. - [Supply chain records](https://tagvexai.com/en/solutions#tedarik-zinciri-kaydi): Every change of hands at the end of the line, the warehouse, the distributor and the dealer is gathered in a single records infrastructure. - [Recall and duplicate code control](https://tagvexai.com/en/solutions#geri-cagirma-ve-kopya-kod-kontrolu): Affected batches and units are identified from the records; unexpected or repeated scans are flagged. ## Benefits - Narrow-scope recalls: Affected batches and units are identified from the records; the recall is limited to them alone. - Channel control: A product that leaves its region shows up in the distribution records. - Copy-resistant code: The code makes copying difficult; when the same code is scanned in an unexpected place or more than once, it is flagged in the record. - End-user verification: Customers verify the product by its code in the mobile app. ## Pages - [Home](https://tagvexai.com/en): Tagvex develops secure labelling and traceability systems that number products at batch or unit level with copy-resistant codes. Every change of hands is recorded, and the product is verified with the same code. - [About us](https://tagvexai.com/en/about): Company profile, mission and approach. - [How we work](https://tagvexai.com/en/how-we-work): Four phases from needs analysis to field operation. - [Solutions](https://tagvexai.com/en/solutions): Scope, capabilities and users. - [Technology](https://tagvexai.com/en/technology): How does Tagvex work? - [FAQ](https://tagvexai.com/en/faq): About setup, scope and use. - [Request a meeting](https://tagvexai.com/en/request-a-meeting): Tell us about your product, sales channels and the risk you face; our team will get back to you with a recommended method. - [Contact](https://tagvexai.com/en/contact): Reach the Tagvex team with questions, support requests and partnership proposals. ## Industries - [Industries](https://tagvexai.com/en/industries): Tagvex applies to every industry exposed to counterfeiting and channel risk. - [Cosmetics and personal care](https://tagvexai.com/en/industry-cosmetics): The Tagvex number is added to the product label or outer carton, the case and the pallet, while the mandatory label information and the ÜTS notification stay unchanged. A product scanned at the filling line exit, at warehouse dispatch and when a distributor or salon receives it is recorded with whoever it was handed to. When a salon-only professional product or a store tester is scanned by a consumer, the report shows which distributor it left through. On a consumer complaint or an undesirable effect report, the batch and the outlet it passed through are found from the number. - [Food and beverage](https://tagvexai.com/en/industry-food-and-beverage): The Tagvex number is added to the product label, the case and the pallet at batch or unit level. Cases scanned at the packing line exit are scanned again at the warehouse, at the regional distributor and when the supermarket branch receives goods. When a batch has a problem, the affected cases and the branches they went to are listed from the record, and the recall starts with those branches. A code from an expired batch being scanned on the shelf, or the same code appearing on two labels with different dates, is flagged. - [Alcoholic beverages](https://tagvexai.com/en/industry-alcoholic-beverages): The Tagvex number sits on the bottle or neck label and on the case label, while the tax stamp and the product tracking code stay exactly as they are. A case scanned at the filling line exit is scanned again at the main warehouse, at the regional distributor and when a restaurant or supermarket receives it. When a consumer scans the bottle, they see whether the code has been read before, so refilled bottles that make their way back to the shelf show up as repeat scans. Batches set aside for export or duty-free that get scanned in the domestic market are flagged as diverted. - [Pharmaceuticals](https://tagvexai.com/en/industry-pharmaceuticals): Tagvex does not replace the İTS data matrix or the EU unique identifier; those codes are printed and reported as usual. The Tagvex number goes on the case and pallet labels of export batches and tender shipments, and onto the pack label where needed. A case scanned at line exit is scanned again at the export warehouse, at loading and when the distributor in the destination country receives it. When a code from a batch turns up in a country it was never shipped to, or the same case number appears at two warehouses, the record flags it. - [Food supplements](https://tagvexai.com/en/industry-food-supplements): The Tagvex number is added to the box or bottle label and the case at batch or unit level. Cases leaving the production or import warehouse are scanned when a pharmaceutical wholesaler, pharmacy, sports nutrition store or contracted direct seller receives them. A product scanned outside the registered buyers, or in a region it was not assigned to, appears in the report with the buyer it came from. When a consumer scans the code, they see whether the box is a registered product of the brand and whether the code has been read before. - [Textile and apparel](https://tagvexai.com/en/industry-textile-and-apparel): The Tagvex number sits on the hang tag, the care label or the case label. Numbered label rolls sent to a subcontractor are recorded, numbers scanned on the incoming shipment are compared with those rolls, and unused or destroyed labels are closed out with a written report. Scans at the warehouse, franchise stores and outlets show which channel each garment went to. Labels used for overproduction never enter a shipping record, so when those numbers are scanned they show up as outside the channel. - [Luxury goods](https://tagvexai.com/en/industry-luxury-goods): Tagvex gives every product a unit-level number, placed on the inside label, the warranty card or the box. A piece scanned at workshop or import exit, at the central warehouse and when a boutique or authorised retailer receives it is recorded along with who it was entrusted to. A number scanned at a store that is not on the authorised list, or in another country, lands in the report. A second-hand buyer scanning the product sees whether the number is registered and whether the same number has been read on another item. - [Jewellery](https://tagvexai.com/en/industry-jewellery): Tagvex gives each piece a unit number, written at the same time to its swing tag, its box and, where there is one, its stone certificate. A piece scanned at workshop exit, on receipt by a wholesaler or store, on consignment dispatch and on return from a trade fair is recorded with whoever is responsible for it, so expired consignments and pieces that did not come back from a fair show up as open. An attempt to sell a certificate with a different piece is caught at the point-of-sale scan because the numbers do not match. Fineness and stone quality remain the work of the assay office or gemmological laboratory; Tagvex does not replace those analyses. - [Electronics](https://tagvexai.com/en/industry-electronics): The Tagvex label is applied to the retail box and the case, and linked to the device’s own serial number at line exit or on import receipt. The importer’s warehouse, the distributor and the reseller scan boxes as they receive them, so a device that came in outside the official channel is simply not in the record. On a warranty or return claim, the box number and the device serial are checked together, which exposes a swapped box or a device being returned for the second time. Chargers, batteries and cables can be added to the same record at batch or unit level. - [Automotive spare parts](https://tagvexai.com/en/industry-automotive-parts): Tagvex applies numbered labels to spare part boxes and cases at batch or unit level. A part scanned at factory or import warehouse exit, at the regional distributor and on receipt at the workshop is linked to the vehicle identification number (VIN) when it is fitted. On a warranty claim, the number of the removed part is checked; a part that is not in the record, or appears fitted to another vehicle, is flagged on the claim. For a defective batch, it lists which workshops received the affected parts and which vehicles they went into. - [Industrial equipment](https://tagvexai.com/en/industry-industrial-equipment): Tagvex applies numbered labels to spare parts, consumables and cases at batch or unit level. A part scanned at factory exit, at the regional warehouse and at the authorised dealer is scanned again by the service technician on site and linked to the machine’s serial number. If the same number appears to be installed at a second plant, or a part with no dealer record turns up in a warranty claim, the record flags it. For a defective batch, it lists which customer’s machine each part is fitted to. ## Blog - [Blog](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog): Posts on labelling, traceability, recalls and regulation. - [What is an SSCC and how do you create a pallet label?](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/sscc-pallet-label): How to create an SSCC and a compliant logistics label: the 18-digit structure, check digit, GS1-128 dimensions, label placement and the link to the despatch advice. - [What is GS1 Digital Link? GTIN, batch and serial number in a QR code](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/gs1-digital-link): GS1 Digital Link is the GS1 standard that writes the GTIN and the batch or serial number into a standard web address. The address structure, the resolver, link types and what to watch for in a code scanned at the checkout. - [GS1 Application Identifiers: what do (01), (10), (17) and (21) mean?](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/gs1-application-identifiers): The numbers in brackets under a barcode are GS1 Application Identifiers. The most common identifiers, fields that need a separator, date format, ordering and pairs that cannot be used together. - [The data carrier for the digital product passport: QR code, DataMatrix or RFID?](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/dpp-data-carrier): A digital product passport is reached through a data carrier on the product. What the ESPR and EN 18220 require, when to choose a QR code, DataMatrix or RFID, and where on the product the code goes. - [Product verification by QR code without an app: what should the consumer see?](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/qr-verification-without-app): Web page versus mobile app for QR code product verification, the four states a result screen should separate, common design mistakes and what the method cannot do. - [EPCIS 2.0 explained: a standard way to share production, shipping and receiving events](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/epcis-2-explained): EPCIS 2.0 is the GS1 standard for capturing and sharing supply chain events. Event types, the five dimensions, the JSON and REST additions, and where the standard stops. - [How does the product recall process work? Rules and steps](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/product-recall-process): Recalls under Turkish Law No. 7223 and the EU General Product Safety Regulation: definitions, notice content, consumer remedies and where batch records fit in. - [Warranty fraud and serial numbers: telling a false claim from a grey-market device](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/warranty-fraud-serial-number): What a serial number shows in a warranty claim and what it does not: a check sequence for the service desk covering false documents, moved numbers, grey devices and refurbished units. - [How do you set up a product tracking system? Batch and unit-level records](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/product-traceability-system): The decisions behind a product tracking system: batch or unit, getting the number onto the label, scan points, the custody record and a recall drill. - [How does product verification by serial number work?](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/serial-number-verification): What happens behind the scenes when you scan a QR code or serial number, how a copied code shows up in the scan history and how far you can trust the result. - [How to keep an account of your labels](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/label-accounting): Measuring the gap between labels printed and applied: roll identity, waste and destruction records, per-shift reconciliation and a plant-specific threshold. - [How to shorten your recall time](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/recall-window): The batch boundary sets a recall's scope. Narrowing it with unit, pallet and shipping records, showing codes as recalled in the field and counting returns. - [How to spot grey market diversion](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/grey-market): Grey market diversion shows in the gap between the market a code was shipped to and where it was scanned. How to track it with two records and a threshold. - [Digital product passport: start collecting the data today](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/passport-readiness): Data you can collect today for the digital product passport: batch or unit identity, production records, supplier documents, and bringing them into one source. ## Blog categories - [Guide posts](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/category-guide) - [Regulation posts](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/category-regulation) - [Strategy posts](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/category-strategy) - [Analysis posts](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/category-analysis) - [Industry posts](https://tagvexai.com/en/blog/category-industry) ## Legal documents - [Privacy notice (KVKK)](https://tagvexai.com/en/kvkk): Tagvex privacy notice under Turkish Law No. 6698: data processed, purposes, legal grounds, transfers, retention, your rights and how to apply. - [Privacy policy](https://tagvexai.com/en/privacy-policy): Tagvex privacy policy: what data we collect, how we use it, who we share it with, how long we keep it and your rights. - [Cookie policy](https://tagvexai.com/en/cookie-policy): Cookies used on tagvexai.com: their types, names, durations and purposes, and how to manage or withdraw your cookie consent. - [Terms of use](https://tagvexai.com/en/terms-of-use): tagvexai.com terms of use: use of the site, intellectual property, limitation of liability, linked sites and governing law. ## Questions about Tagvex - What is the difference between batch and unit level? At batch level, products in the same batch carry the same number; at unit level, every product has its own. You can move from batch to unit level later. - Can a Tagvex code be copied? Tagvex codes are produced to resist copying, which makes copying difficult. If a code is copied anyway, scanning it somewhere unexpected or repeatedly shows up in the records. - Can it be added to our existing label design? Yes. The number and code are placed into your existing label layout; a separate label is also possible. - How does it help with recalls? Because it is recorded which batch or unit went where, a recall can be limited to the affected products only. - Can verification happen in our own app? Yes. Tagvex can be delivered as a white-label app published under your brand's name and look. If you already have a mobile app, scanning is added to it with an SDK; records are connected to your ERP, warehouse and other enterprise systems through an API. - Does Tagvex run in the cloud or can it be installed on-premise? Both are possible. Tagvex can run in the cloud; if the records need to stay in your own infrastructure, it is installed on-premise.