French laws on products in general and traceability: The manufacturer or service provider is bound by the following obligations: Designing a product in compliance with the safety standards that may legitimately be expected (Art. 1604 of the French Civil Code, Art. 1386-4 of the French Civil Code, Art. L 221.1 of the French Consumer Code) Information due to the purchaser concerning recommendations, instructions for use and warnings against the dangers of the product Accessory to the obligation to deliver under article 1604 of the French Civil Code.

on smartphone for predictive maintenance, cold chain monitoring. Remote measurement of extreme temperatures on smartphone: example of a function provided in our traceability applications, to record temperature and the number of fires carried out, for example to plan preventive maintenance and monitor compliance with warranty conditions: electronic hardware and software on smartphone. Sensor coverage: Europe. Can also be used in cold storage for refrigerated products, cryogenics or frozen food trucks, to identify and warn of cold chain breaks.

how does Productivix meet your customers’ need for confidence? Every product destined for sale starts with raw materials, passes through a series of processes and a supply chain before reaching the end consumer. and a supply chain before reaching the end consumer. The end customer may not know the origin or content of the merchandise. Yet today’s customer is very interested. Is it fresh? Where do the components come from? Where was the item manufactured?

In fact, some RFID chips can store data, so it’s very useful to use this function: it avoids the need to develop, pay for networks and store information in a database: the data is actually in the PPE chip! PPE counters on a bag of laundry can be read and updated in less than 10 seconds! The security of data writing means that not just any operation can be authorized on this chip.