Querying MAPP codes with oneidentity+
Products are marked with the MAPP code to protect them against product piracy. Apart from the application for the computer, tablet, or smartphone, authenticity checks can also be performed by manually entering the code on this website.
What should be considered to check the MAPP code correctness?
Benefits of our solution
Highlight your brand's value
Make your products smart by creating a digital twin and providing information
Protect your brands from counterfeiting
Mark your products with a unique code usable for authenticity check
Offer a wide range of mobile services
Provide targeted services, such as bonus point collection or maintenance information
Increase revenue by mo-bile marketing campaigns
Display marketing and promotional information
Provide item-specific information
Display item-specific information related to maintenance, callbacks etc.
Understand your flow of goods
Track your products and create multiple reports based on the scans, all recorded in the system
15+ years of experience in product authentication & traceability
Get a tool built on more than 15 years of experience helping the technology industry efficiently deliver product authentication and item-level data. From 2008 to 2022, 1ID+ was operated by oneIDentity+ GmbH as a subsidiary of TecAlliance GmbH. Starting solutions specifically for the automotive aftermarket, our portfolio now meets the needs of all technical sectors, such as railways, mechanical engineering, etc., going far beyond authentication.
Highlights of our solution
Product Authentication
Verify the originality of your product
Serialise your products by adding a unique code to each item or package to enable product authentication. This free authentication can be done by anyone, anywhere, anytime, whether they are an end user, mechanic or service technician. Just scan the code to find out the current status.
Marketing information
Run mobile marketing campaigns
Easily define promotional information such as text, images and links to websites, documents or videos, and specify a specific product, region or time. This information is then presented to your customers along with the authentication result.
Product, repair and maintenance information
View product details and installation instructions
Provide your customers product information beyond authentication, e.g., item-specific details and repair and maintenance information with a simple scan.
Traceability and evaluations
Track your products, detect grey markets
Track your products and see what has been scanned where, by drawing on the data of scans of your products that are stored in a backend. Access the data In a portal and create various reports – for example, see frequently scanned products or compare the country of scan with the country of destination to detect grey markets.
Customer engagement
Offer promotions and bonus points
Show your customers promotions, provide bonus points or conduct other engagement activities leveraging the serialised code. The unique code on the product ensures that these bonus points can only be collected once for that specific item. Integration with existing loyalty systems is possible.
Item level alerts
Manage callbacks, alerts and fakes
Manage alerts and recalls using the unique code. In the portal you can flag specific items or batches. When these are scanned, an orange or red warning light and a specific message can be displayed with details of the alert or recall. Similarly, you can flag specific products as counterfeit.
In the fight against product piracy, we are working to protect workshops and drivers from counterfeit products. The MAPP* initiative helps us to do this by providing education.
**MAPP = Manufacturers against product piracy
Manfred Baden
President Automotive Aftermarket at Bosch
Over 1.500 enterprises trust us
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