Method and system for authenticating a package good
First Claim
1. A method of establishing the authenticity of a packaged good comprising the following steps:
- receiving from a client (1) a first code (C1) identifying the good, receiving from the client (1) a second code (C1) identifying the packaging, and verifying a correlation between said first and said second code (C1;
C2), the packaged good being authenticated if the first and the second code (C1;
C2) correlate with a pre-selected combination (I1, I2, . . . ;
O1, O2, . . . ).
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method of and system for establishing the authenticity of packaged goods. The method comprises the following steps: receiving from a client (1) a first code identifying the good, receiving from the client (1) a second code identifying the packaging, and verifying a correlation between said first and said second code, the packaged good being authenticated if the first and the second code correlate with a pre-selected combination. The codes identifying the good and the packaging are stored together on a list (4) or in a computer database (5) management system. The systems render possible a reliable detection of fake copies of the packaged goods.
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9 Claims
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1. A method of establishing the authenticity of a packaged good comprising the following steps:
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receiving from a client (1) a first code (C1) identifying the good, receiving from the client (1) a second code (C1) identifying the packaging, and verifying a correlation between said first and said second code (C1;
C2), the packaged good being authenticated if the first and the second code (C1;
C2) correlate with a pre-selected combination (I1, I2, . . . ;
O1, O2, . . . ). - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A system for authenticating a packaged good comprising:
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receiving means for receiving from a client a first code identifying the good and a second code identifying the packaging, and a database management system for verifying a correlation between said first and said second code, the packaged good being authenticated if the first and the second code correlate with a pre-selected combination. - View Dependent Claims (9)
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