Aeroz in 90 seconds
Regulators now ask two questions about every unit you ship: is it real, and where has it been? Here is how Aeroz answers both, without replacing the systems your partners already run.
- One record per unit
- Chip in the label
- Open GS1 standards
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Regulators now ask two questions about every unit you ship: is it real, and where has it been? Here is how Aeroz answers both, without replacing the systems your partners already run.
- In US pharma, a wholesaler has 24 hours to answer a verification request.
- DSCSA
- Europe’s battery passport is required from 18 February 2027.
- Reg. (EU) 2023/1542
- Aeroz reads standard GS1 EPCIS events from your partners.
- Record
- Every tap signs a new answer, so a copied label can be flagged.
- Identity
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0:00Two questions, scattered answers
Regulators are asking two questions about every unit you ship. Is it real? And where has it been? The answers exist. But they're scattered across your partners, in different systems, different formats, different countries.
0:17The clock: DSCSA and the battery passport
And the clock is running. In US pharma, a wholesaler has twenty-four hours to answer. Europe's battery passport arrives in February 2027.
0:28One record for every unit
Aeroz connects the systems you already have. Your partners keep the systems they run. Aeroz reads the standard GS1 events your partners already send, and joins them into one record for every unit.
0:42A chip that proves each unit
In the label, a chip gives each unit its own identity. Every tap signs a new answer, so a copied label can be flagged. Every handoff is sealed into that record. Change one entry, and it shows.
0:57Three steps, and what you get
Getting started takes three steps. Connect the event feeds you have. Add the tag to your label. Then prove it, from one dashboard. When a regulator asks, you export the trail, instead of chasing partners. When a fake reaches your dock, the tap flags it. When Europe asks for a passport, the record behind it is ready.
1:19Open standards, and how to start
Built on open GS1 standards, so every partner, in every country, can connect. Start with a free sandbox, or book a fixed-fee audit. Aeroz. Know where it's been.