Getting started

Get started

1. Open the AuthPlus site and choose Create account. Enter your details, then the 6-digit code emailed to you. Passwords are 8 characters or more.
2. You land on Overview: live counts of subjects, codes issued, authentic scans, warnings and failures, plus recent activity.
3. Set your timezone in Profile — every date in the dashboard follows it.

Overview — live totals and recent activity.

From brand to printed codes

The core workflow, in four steps:

1. Brands → New brand. Add a logo, and request the verification badge — once an administrator approves it, customers see a green check beside your name.
2. Products → New: name it and pick its brand. (Assets and Contents work the same way.)
3. Open the product and add an item — your own batch reference, dates and unit value.
4. Open the batch and choose Issue Codes: pick the code type and a quantity between 1 and 1000. For contents, upload files instead — each file becomes one certified code.

The minted codes — copy, view the QR, or archive any one of them.

Tip · One issuance per production run

Archiving an issuance withdraws exactly the codes it contains, so matching issuances to production runs gives you precise recall control.

Print the labels

Open the issuance and choose Documents. Generate a PDF — one sticker per code, with QR, product, batch, price and expiry — or a CSV listing every code for a printing partner. Both are available per language and stay downloadable afterwards.

One print-ready sticker per code.

The CSV — every code with its details.

Warning · Test one label first

Print a single sheet at the final size, on the final material, and scan it with a phone before the full run.

Watch what happens

Operations lists every verification and transfer — who, when, what result and where — filterable, and plottable on a map. Look for clusters of failures in places you do not sell.

Verifications where they happened.

Warnings flags codes verified more often than the ceiling you set in Profile (25 by default). Review each one against Operations, then Dismiss it if the activity is legitimate, or Block the code — which archives it, so it stops verifying at once. Both decisions can be reverted.

Warning · Blocking is visible to customers

A blocked code shows Non Authentic to everyone, including whoever holds the genuine item. Consider issuing a replacement code for it first.