Traceability & Logistics

Chain of custody, one tap at a time.

Identity travels with the object, so every movement and scan lands on one record instead of four systems.

AtelierTappedMon 09:12

WarehouseRFID readTue 14:05

StoreTappedFri 10:30

OwnerTappedSat 16:48

Maison VeraPrinted Silk Scarf41234eventseventeventsRecording…One record

Market exposure: are you prepared?

What no visibility is costing you

Three published figures for goods nobody is watching: how fakes travel, how often supply chains break, what one theft takes.

79%
of seized counterfeit shipments held fewer than ten items
Fakes now move one parcel at a time, the same way your products do.
OECD/EUIPO, 2025
3.7
years, on average, between supply chain disruptions of a month or longer
When the next one hits, you need to know where each product is.
McKinsey Global Institute, 2020
$274K
stolen in the average US or Canadian cargo theft
The goods resurface as stock, selling under your name.
Verisk CargoNet, 2025

Up to 80% of the actual, on-the-ground processes that these technology investments are meant to be ‘optimizing’ are not even reflected in current digital models.

Suzie Petrusic, Senior Director Analyst in Gartner’s Supply Chain Practice

How Vera solves it

Know where every unit has been

From factory to second owner, each handover is a tap on the item's own certificate, written as it happens.Factory, warehouse, store, first owner, second owner — each handover is a tap, and each tap lands on that item's own certificate. The history is written as it happens rather than reconstructed from paperwork afterwards.

VineyardWineryWarehouseStore

OwnerOriginBottledIn transitIn storeSold

Bottle openedOpening is recorded permanently on the tag.

Catch swaps at every handover

Anyone holding an item can check it at any handover, no app needed. A swapped one opens a different certificate.The check does not need a counter or a customer. Identity is on the object and the tap needs no app, so an item can be confirmed at any handover by whoever is holding it. A swapped item opens a different certificate, or none.

Anyone holding itPhone tap · no app

Authentic

Issued byMaison Vera

Tap to verify

One tag from warehouse to customer

The same tag reads with a phone tap in a customer's hand and an RFID reader at up to about six metres.The same tag reads by a phone tap in a customer's hand and by an RFID reader at up to about six metres, so a product does not need a second tag for the warehouse.

WarehouseRFID readerReads it at up to ~6 m

CustomerPhone tapIn the customer's hand

No second tag for the warehouse

Catch diversion and loss early

Your location confirms arrival with a tap. Nothing closes on a timer, so stock that never arrived shows as a list.A product is sent to one of your own locations from its certificate, and that location confirms arrival by tapping the tag. Nothing closes on a timer: the hop stays open until a person confirms it, so stock that left and never landed reads as a list, oldest dispatch first, instead of a discrepancy found at stocktake.

FlorenceDubaiNew YorkSingaporeTokyo

ArrivedNew York storeMaison VeraStore staffTapped the tagHop closed

Still openOldest dispatch firstDubai warehouseSent 12 days agoTokyo storeSent 3 days ago

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Alert 12,500
owners directly if you ever recall a product
Today: 1,500. A recall notice through the press reaches about 6 in 100 owners. With Vera: Every registered owner can be told directly, including owners who bought it second-hand.
Today
1,500
A recall notice through the press reaches about 6 in 100 owners.
With Vera
12,500
Every registered owner can be told directly, including owners who bought it second-hand.
Grow $750K
a year in sales from stock your stores can find
Today: Missed. Store stock records are often only 65–75% accurate, so sellable items go unfound. With Vera: Tags with Trace are counted by RFID in seconds, so the record matches the shelf.
Today
Missed
Store stock records are often only 65–75% accurate, so sellable items go unfound.
With Vera
$750K
Tags with Trace are counted by RFID in seconds, so the record matches the shelf.