Your product is good.But can you prove it?

You know where your product came from. But can you prove it? meiver records every batch, connects the evidence, and anchors critical records on the blockchain so buyers, auditors, and consumers can verify what’s behind your label.

No appConsumers scan and read it in the browser
PolygonWhere critical records are anchored
5 SKUsFree plan, 20 batches a month
Interior of a modern food production plant with an automated processing line
QR code linking to this batch's public verification page

SCAN TO VERIFY

Almond GranolaFreshBite Foods · 500 ml
Record verified
BatchFB-2026-006
Manufactured30 Jan 2026
Best before27 Sep 2026
Certificate of AnalysisPass · open PDF
Anchored on Polygon — the on-chain hash matches this record

The fields your auditors, retailers and buyers already ask for.

FSMA 204Lot / trace Key Data ElementsEUDROrigin & due-diligence dataISO 22005Traceability system designBRCGSBatch & quality recordsEU FIC · FALCPA14 major allergens
A worker checking packaged product on a production lineBatch record captured at the packing stage

Your label makes a claim. Nothing behind it can be checked.

Organic. Single-origin. Cold-pressed. Lab-tested. Every brand says it. Few can prove it. Without verifiable proof, the brands doing things right can look just like the ones cutting corners.

01

The proof lives in a register

Batch sheets in a file, lab results in a folder, supplier bills in WhatsApp. Nothing connects them to the pack a customer is holding.

02

Every document request becomes a search

A retailer asks for the certificate of analysis on one lot, and someone spends the afternoon going through email threads to find the right PDF.

03

A recall moves faster than you do

Without batch-level records you pull the whole SKU, not the affected run — and you have no way to tell the people who already bought it.

Three layers. One record.

Your team records what happened. The consumer page shows it. The blockchain anchor proves it hasn't changed since.

Food industry worker operating an industrial mixermeiver Core

Where the record is made — your catalog, your production runs, and the paperwork that belongs to each one.

  • SKU catalog with allergens, nutrition and shelf life
  • Batch records with lot code, dates, quantity, origin and supplier
  • Configurable stages with photo, geo-tagged photo and document fields
  • Certificate of Analysis from reusable test templates
  • Approval sign-off before a batch is treated as final
See how a batch is built
Bottles moving along an automated conveyor in a factorymeiver Verify

The QR on your pack and the page it opens. No app, no login, and it works for anyone who picks up the product.

  • One QR per product, in PNG or SVG, downloadable in bulk
  • Public page with journey, ingredients, nutrition, allergens and documents
  • Batch lookup on the page, so any lot resolves from the same code
  • Print-ready label designer with barcode and multi-up layouts
  • Scan analytics by SKU, batch, hour, device and location
Walk through a scan
Automated machine sorting roasted coffee beans with a control panelmeiver Proof

Independent evidence that the record is the same one you published. Available on Pro and Enterprise.

  • Anchor a batch, stage, document, CoA or recall on Polygon
  • Public verification page with network, transaction ID and hash
  • Checkable on a public block explorer, without trusting us
  • Re-anchoring after a correction is gated and reviewed
  • Anchor history with field-level before/after on Enterprise
How anchoring works

From procurement to the shelf, recorded as it happens.

Stages are yours to define — name them, order them, and decide what each one collects, including photos, geo-tagged photos and attached documents. The four below are examples most food and beverage teams start from, not a fixed pipeline.

A farmer working in a rice field
STAGE 01

Procurement

Supplier, material lot, country of origin, quantity, received date, certificate number.

A worker in protective gear handling product in a processing facility
STAGE 02

Processing

Process type, start and end time, temperature, yield, operator, QC status.

Close-up of an automated filling machine on a production line
STAGE 03

Packing

Packaging type, pack date, lot code, net weight, units per case, seal integrity.

A person scanning a QR code with a phone at a retail counter
STAGE 04

Delivery & Quality Check

Carrier, vehicle, dispatch and arrival dates, inspector, result, lab reference.

1batch, not the whole SKU
When something goes wrong, the recall is scoped to one run.

A recall attaches to a specific batch, with a severity, an active window and a consumer-facing message. The public page shows a warning banner immediately, and anyone who opted in for alerts on that SKU gets an email. Your dashboard highlights overdue and expiring batches so your team can act early. The decision to recall is always yours.

What the person holding your pack sees.

The QR opens a public page in the phone's browser. No app, no login, no sign-up wall. QR scans are recorded as scan events and feed your analytics.

trace.earthyorigins.in
meiverCERTIFIED
Earthy Origins
Cold-Pressed Sesame Oil
EO-SO-2609-14
✓
Verified on Blockchain
Anchored on Polygon · 03 Sep 2026
Verify →
Manufactured02 Sep 2026
Best before01 Sep 2027
AllergensSesame
DocumentsCoA · Organic
Batch journey
ProcurementCompleted
ProcessingCompleted
PackingCompleted
QC inspectionCompleted
trace.earthyorigins.in
meiverCERTIFIED
Earthy Origins
Cold-Pressed Sesame Oil
EO-SO-2609-14
Sourcing map
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3 origins · anchored at delivery

Ingredients
🌱Sesame seeds4 stages
🫒Cold-press base oil2 stages
🍾Glass bottle & cap3 stages
meiver.io/verify/BR2405A01
Blockchain Verification
Cold-Pressed Sesame Oil
Earthy Origins · meiver
✓
Data verified
Integrity confirmed
NetworkPolygon Mainnet
Tx hash0x7f3a…c412
Anchored hasha91e…88df
Current hasha91e…88df ✓ matches

Verified, or it says so. Verification recomputes the current record's hash and compares it with what was written on-chain. If they match, the page says the integrity is confirmed. If they don't, it says a mismatch was detected. There is no third answer.

A worker handling product in a food manufacturing facility
Verified bymeiverSCAN TO VERIFY

What happens when someone scans your QR?

They shouldn’t land on a Meiver page. They should land on yours. Your logo, colours, story — your brand at every step.

Three page templates

Classic, Modern or Minimal, with your logo, favicon, brand colour, heading and body fonts, and footer text.

Your own domain

Serve consumer pages from trace.yourbrand.com instead of a meiver subdomain.

You decide what's public

Choose which sections, fields, and documents shoppers see.

The meiver badge, if you want it

Show shoppers that the product record can be verified.

One record. Three people who need it.

The same batch answers a quality lead, a brand founder and a shopper — each of them asking a different question.

Gloved hands preparing food products at a manufacturing facility

Quality & operations

Factory managers · QC heads · Compliance leads

Will this hold up in an audit? Can I trust the data? Is it simple enough for my floor team?

Batch recordsApprovalsCoA templatesRecalls
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D2C brands

Founders · Marketing heads · E-commerce teams

Will this make my brand look premium? Will a customer trust my product more because of this page?

Branded pagesCustom domainScan analyticsClean label
A woman scanning a QR code with her smartphone

Consumers

Health-aware buyers · Parents · Careful shoppers

Is this product real? Is it safe? Where did it come from? Can I trust what's printed on the label?

No appAllergensRecall alertsPlain language

Built so the record survives scrutiny.

Traceability only counts if someone else can check it. That constraint shapes how anchoring, approvals and access work underneath.

Anchored, not just stored

Hash a batch, stage, document, CoA or recall onto Polygon. Anyone can recheck it against the live record.

Sign-off before final

A second reviewer approves or rejects a batch with notes and a timestamp. Once approved, its CoA results become read-only.

Access you can defend

Per-module permissions down to read, create, update, delete, export and manage — scoped to specific facilities, with an audit log for admins.

Your data, in and out

CSV import for SKUs, batches, stages and CoA templates. CSV and JSON export for stage data, batch lists and every analytics view.

Start free. Pay when it's carrying real volume.

Every plan includes unlimited users, so bringing your whole quality team in costs nothing extra.

Free
Free

Kick the tires. No card needed.

Best for testing traceability before rollout
5 SKUs20/mo batches1 entity
  • Up to 5 SKUs
  • 20 batches / month
  • Static PNG QR codes
  • 2 lifecycle stages
  • Unlimited users
Start for free
Enterprise
$249 / month

Scale with confidence.

Best for multi-location brands needing custom scale
Unlimited SKUs100/mo batches5 entities
  • Unlimited SKUs
  • 100 batches / month
  • Full branding / white-label
  • Advanced audit & analytics
  • Priority support + SLA
  • Custom integrations
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Questions people ask before the demo

Do we have to move off our existing systems?

No. meiver sits alongside what you already run. Bring your product list and batch history in by CSV, and take stage data, batch lists and analytics back out as CSV or JSON whenever you need them for your own reporting.

Does my floor team need training?

The stage screens are built for a shared tablet at the station: pick the stage, fill the fields you configured, save. Bulk actions let a user mark every stage — or every stage for one ingredient — in progress or complete at once. If someone can fill your current batch sheet, they can record a stage.

Can a consumer scan without installing anything?

Yes. The QR opens a public web page in the phone's camera and browser. No app, no account, nothing to install — and the same page is what a retailer or auditor opens when they want the certificate of analysis for a lot.

The QR is per product — how does it show the right batch?

Each SKU has one QR code pointing at that product's public page. The page opens on a batch and includes a batch lookup, so a shopper, retailer or auditor can switch to or search any other lot of the same product from the same code. That means your label artwork doesn't change every production run.

What does “blockchain anchoring” actually get us?

A cryptographic hash of the record is written to Polygon along with the network, transaction ID and timestamp. Later, anyone can recompute the hash of the live record and compare it to what's on-chain. If the record was altered, the check fails publicly. It's available on Pro and Enterprise.

Can we run several factories in one account?

Yes. Each facility or business unit is a separate entity with its own SKUs, batches, QR codes, branding and analytics, and you can scope a user's access to only the entities they should see. Free includes one entity, Pro three, Enterprise five.

Built for brands that have nothing to hide.

Start free and set up a real SKU yourself, or take twenty minutes with us and we'll build one of your products on the call so you can scan its QR code before you decide anything.

  • A working QR and consumer page for one of your SKUs
  • An honest read on whether your current records are ready
  • The right plan for your batch volume, not the biggest one

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