Give every product a history
Connect manufacturing, distribution, authentication, service, ownership and circularity events to the identity of the physical item—not just a SKU, batch or code.


Events tell you what happened to it.
Lifecycle Events connect production, shipment, authentication, service, ownership, return and circularity to the identity of the physical item—not just a SKU, batch or code.
Capture the lifecycle that matters to your business.
Manufacturing
Supply chain
Authentication
Ownership
Service
Circularity
Start with the events that create real operational, compliance or customer value.
Capture events from the people and systems already involved
Create events through a scan, O-KEY Studio, an API, a device or an existing enterprise system—and connect each one to the same product history.
Nine events. One identity.
Every event stays connected to the same physical product identity.
Capture more than the event itself
Record what happened, when, where, who performed it and the result. Each event can use the structure the process requires.
Use the same physical identity to connect events across people, organizations and systems.
Using product-level visibility to support action against unauthorized resale.
O-KEY connected product identity and distribution visibility to support investigation of unauthorized resale.

Start with the lifecycle events that create value
Do we replace existing traceability systems?
No. ERP, PLM, WMS, CRM or other systems can remain authoritative. O-KEY can exchange event data through APIs or files and connect it to the individual product identity.
Who defines the events?
The business process owner decides what matters; IT or data teams help define the source and structure. Event types can differ across manufacturing, quality, service, ownership and safety.
Who can create or see them?
Events can come from scans, O-KEY Studio, APIs, devices or enterprise systems. Access is permissioned, and supported lifecycle activity can be audit-logged.
How much should we capture?
Capture only what creates operational, safety, compliance or customer value. Start with a small event set, prove the workflow and add more as the history becomes useful.
What would you want to know about every product?
