Global settings

Platform-wide policy: detection thresholds and label text.

Global ceilings and the label footer.

Global verification ceilings

These are the platform’s own thresholds, applied to every code regardless of who owns it. They are separate from the ceilings each owner sets for themselves, and both are evaluated:

Ceiling	Set by	Default	Raises
Owner ceiling	Each user, in Profile	25 products · 25 assets · 0 files	A warning the owner sees
Global ceiling	Administrators, here	100 products · 100 assets · 0 files	A warning administrators see

Setting a value to 0 disables that ceiling. A single code can trip both and produce two separate warnings — one for its owner, one for the platform.

Tip · Set the global ceiling well above the owner default

The owner ceiling is an early, brand-level signal; the global ceiling should catch only egregious abuse that an owner has ignored or disabled. Keeping it several times higher — as the defaults do — keeps your administrative queue meaningful.

Warning · Use whole numbers of zero or more

A negative value is rejected by the database and surfaces only as a generic server error. Enter 0 to disable a ceiling rather than a negative number.

The label footer

The footer text is printed at the bottom of every generated PDF label, for every brand on the platform. It is maintained per language, so a French label carries the French text.

Tip · What to put there

Typically the verification address and a short instruction — for example “Scan to verify authenticity · authenticity-plus.com”. Keep it to one short line: the space on a sticker is very limited.