From preliminary review to deployment.
Every project follows the same four phases. The method comes from the product’s structure; the scope comes from feasibility and pilot results.
Process
Four phases, clear outputs.
The output of each phase is shared in writing at project kick-off.
- 01
Preliminary review
We review the product group, the production flow and the points where verification will take place, and decide whether the problem calls for marking or analysis.
- Review of the product and production flow
- Identifying risk points
- Deciding between marking and analysis
Output: Method recommendation
- 02
Feasibility and samples
The chosen method is tested on samples from your product; for analysis, the reference measurement is established.
- Suitability test on samples
- Establishing the reference measurement
- Choosing the reading or measurement point
Output: Feasibility report
- 03
Pilot
The method is applied under real conditions to a single product, batch or collection point.
- Selecting the pilot product or point
- Setting up field kits and readers
- Reviewing the results together
Output: Pilot results report
- 04
Deployment
The method moves into series production and the field flow; measurement and reading records are reported regularly.
- Extending the scope
- Briefing the teams
- Periodic reporting and reference updates
Output: Verification up and running
FAQ
Questions about the process
Can we run a pilot?
Yes. Projects usually start with a single product, batch or collection point; the scope is extended once the results are reviewed.
How long does setup take?
It depends on the product group, the method and the scope. After the preliminary review, a plan with phases and dates is shared.
Where are the records kept?
Measurement and reading records can be kept in the cloud or on your own infrastructure; integration with existing systems is provided through the API.
What determines the cost?
The method, product volume, number of measurement points and the need for field kits. A firm quote is prepared after the preliminary review and feasibility.
Meeting request
The right method for your product comes from the product itself.
The first meeting reviews your product group, your production flow and the points where verification will take place, and recommends a marking or analysis method.
Request a meeting