Falsified medicines endanger patients and threaten your brand. Traciqo gives each pack a GS1-standard serialised code — GTIN, serial, batch and expiry — for per-unit authentication, batch-level recall and supply-chain visibility that support your traceability obligations.
Counterfeit and diverted medicines enter supply chains worldwide, and serialisation expectations keep rising.
Fake or substandard drugs put patients at risk and expose manufacturers to serious liability.
Regulators increasingly expect unit-level serialisation, with batch and expiry on every pack.
Diverted stock and slow, broad recalls make it hard to act precisely when issues arise.
Built on the GS1 identifiers pharmaceutical supply chains already use.
Encode GTIN (01), serial (21), batch/lot (10) and expiry (17) in a GS1 Digital Link per pack.
Pharmacists, distributors and patients verify a pack's authenticity with a single scan.
Every scan can surface batch and expiry, supporting handling and dispensing checks.
Scan events give visibility into where and when packs are checked along the chain.
Recall affected batches precisely and flag impacted packs at the point of scan.
Open standards mean the serialised data fits alongside your existing systems.
Traciqo provides serialisation, authentication, traceability and recall built on GS1 standards. For statutory schemes such as US DSCSA or EU FMD, it complements your processes and reporting — it is not a replacement for the national medicines verification systems those laws require you to connect to.
Yes. Each pack can carry a GS1 Digital Link encoding the GTIN, serial number, batch/lot and expiry date — the identifiers pharmaceutical supply chains rely on — for per-unit authentication and traceability.
Traciqo provides serialisation, authentication, traceability and recall built on GS1 standards. For statutory schemes like US DSCSA or EU FMD it complements your processes and reporting; it is not a replacement for the national or regional medicines verification systems those laws require you to connect to.
Each pack has a unique serialised code checked against your records. A scan confirms whether the pack is genuine, and abnormal scan patterns on a code can be flagged — a signal of copying.
Yes. Recalls can be scoped to specific batches or serials, with affected packs flagged at the point of scan and owners or distributors notified.
Authenticate, trace and recall on GS1 standards — starting free.