Suitable for your task
Start small. Check the benefits. Expand in a targeted manner.
Not every company needs every function. That's why a sensible use of VeriSeal begins with your process and a clear goal - not with a list of modules that is as long as possible.
What belongs to your project
Identity and evidence
To get started, products, labels and released documents are linked together. Which label technology is suitable depends on the product, environment and desired test. An employee ID card requires its own data and authorization rules.
Get to know labeling →Processes and collaboration
Tasks, exams and handovers give the information a working context. It is determined together who is allowed to record something, check it technically and release it bindingly. A selected user group alone does not change access rights.
Understand the process →Production and connection
MES expansion, OEE, sensor technology and ERP connections require reliable data sources. The scope depends on machines, interfaces, existing systems and the jointly defined test cases.
Interfaces and requirements →A transparent offer instead of a flat number.
The offer separates software modules, user and operational scope, labeling and devices, setup, data transfer, interfaces as well as training and support. One-off services and recurring costs are shown separately. Binding module prices are only offered with the agreed scope; This page does not trigger an order.
Advice that starts with the actual process.
In an inventory, we look at today's work steps, information gaps and responsibilities. This creates an understandable target process with priorities. Setup, training and review of the benefits are then planned to suit the project.
A pilot with clear rules of the game.
A possible beta or pilot agreement should explicitly specify testing scope, duration, contact persons, data processing, permitted use, support and acceptance criteria. Functions that have not been released are not silently used productively. Contractual terms and conditions will be agreed upon separately before the start; This description is not a concluded agreement.