Operations

The complete audit trail: every verification and transfer of every code you own.

Operations — the audit trail of your codes.

Column	Meaning
Time	When it happened, in your profile’s timezone.
Type	Verification or Transfer.
Result	The verdict returned to the verifier.
Subject / Kind	What was scanned, and whether it is a product, asset or file.
Code	The code scanned.
Created by	The account that owns the code.
Verifier	The profile that performed the scan.
Location	Where the scan came from, as a place name and network address.

Filters above the table narrow by free text, subject type, result, operation kind, verifier, subject and date range. They combine, so you can isolate, for example, every non-authentic scan of one product last month.

The map view

Switch to Map to plot the same filtered set geographically. Each point is a scan, coloured by result.

Map view — verifications where they happened.

Tip · What to look for on the map

Filter to non-authentic results and look for clusters. A concentration of failures in a market or a city where you do not sell is a strong indication of counterfeit stock circulating there.

Note · Location accuracy varies

Positions come either from the device’s satellite location, when the verifier type requires it, or from an approximate lookup of the network address. Treat a single point as indicative and a cluster as meaningful.