Illicit trade in tobacco, especially cigarettes, costs the economy billions in lost tax revenue. Track-and-trace systems such as the EU's TPD2 are key to combatting the smuggling of tobacco products and providing greater security.
Kevision Systems, is one of the leading solutions providers for complete end to end solutions and services for securing products and the supply chain.Kevision partners with clients to provide a robust and secure solution to meet product and client safety as well as regulatory compliance
Kevision’s KevSecure is a software suite comprised of a serialization engine and various software modules to connect with various levels of packaging within the factory for production and to connect with various global regulatory agencies for compliance with the required norms that are followed by the respective country.
We also help companies to connect with various governments and their appointed agencies to exchange primary and secondary data
KevSecure is being utilized by large corporations as well as smaller manufacturers. It is successfully installed in more than 11 countries & continues to be adapted more & more.
Governments are interested in protecting markets as well as tax revenue, protect brands & markets for manufacturers and brand owners.
KevSecure provides ready and established connectors to various ID issuers such as De la Rue, Codentify, Opsec, CRPT and helps companies comply to EU’s TPD2 as well.
Our current solutions are designed to address various segments, including the following:
Using various printing technologies as well as high speed vision cameras and proprietary decoding technologies, KevSecure ensures that the requisite information for serialization is printed on individual product packages, aggregate packages as well as master cases. Once the information is printed, the same is verified using high speed vision cameras. Sophisticated software then decodes this information and logs it in appropriate databases that are then synced with the global repositories and thereby with government databases allowing for transparent information available to all the stake holders. All this is done while the products are being packed in their existing plants with equipment running at full speeds, allowing for continuous production and reporting.
The advantages are obvious. The key implementation reasons include protection of brands, reduction of counterfeit products in the supply chain and helping governments protect tax revenue. This in turn helps the industry to track their products, check duplicity and manage their products across the supply chain. And also, with the increase in customer demand on quality and authentic product confirmation, the necessity of track-and-trace is taking a larger scale of sphere to have the solution incorporated by the industry.
