How is the AbOriginis certification structured?
The elements that characterize the AbOriginis certification are simple and essential, as they rely on digital notarization as a validation mechanism.
The certification service is based on the principle of double verification across two distinct concepts. The first element involves the notarization and subsequent digitization of the descriptive elements of the good or service, thereby identifying its nature and/or characteristics. From this process emerges a document that encapsulates and describes the information intended for dissemination, including diverse attributes and descriptions.
The second certification step is completely separate from the first, ensuring that the certification data cannot be altered. It is based on a physical element that cannot be altered or, if altered, is no longer valid.
The combination of these two verification phases generates a unique certification product that enables multiple applications and attestations capable of unequivocally certifying the originality of the product or service.
The QR code serves exclusively as a link between the two verification stages but has no certification attributes; only the verification stages—digital and physical—when consistent, allow for the verification of the certification of origin.
There are various information and certification options dictated by the company's commercial needs, which can be customized with a wide range of flexible solutions.
The consumer/purchaser of the product can easily verify the AbOriginis certificate by scanning the QR code and verifying the underlying code.
Technological innovation is applied to the management of our daily lives, bringing about a revolution that provides absolute certainty regarding the UNIQUENESS and VALIDITY of what is certified.
These two adjectives, though simple and common, can completely overturn the concept we have had until now of Origin and Original. In fact, how can we be certain that an object, a food item, or a document is actually an original and not a fake?
The Certificate of Origin establishes the global uniqueness of that item; if replicated for the purpose of counterfeiting, it is deemed a fake because that object has already been indexed and registered to its rightful owner. With Ab Originis, we achieve the greatest deterrent against the counterfeiting of any goods, production chains, commercial documentation, the transit of goods, and much more. The solution also applies to document exchange, enabling the electronic transmission of contractual documents that are, in effect, originals and also the only existing copy.