Kerion X Core · Demo
See the trust lifecycle in action.
Nine sequences show how Kerion X Core creates, connects, verifies, governs and transfers product state throughout its lifecycle.
Kerion X Core in practice
The trust lifecycle, step by step
From product creation to authority control, Kerion X Core structures actions, state changes and access rights throughout the product lifecycle.
Product creation
The product enters the registry with its identity, brand, references and the first information required for continuity.
Onboarding
Identifiers & NFC
One or more physical or digital identifiers can be associated with the product to connect the registry to field operations.
Physical identity
First assignment & security
The product is assigned to its first holder with an appropriate trust level, security rules and access rights.
Assignment & security
Mobile verification
The public or protected view adapts visible information to the user’s level of access.
Public / protected view
Incident & state change
An anomaly or incident can change product state while preserving the previous history instead of replacing it.
State change
Authority / Customs
An authorized actor can access a structured control view, review product state and take a regulatory action when required.
Authority / Customs
Governance & unblocking
Sensitive state changes follow a governed workflow: request, validation, decision and preserved trace.
Governance workflow
Resale / transfer
The product can move to a new holder or commercial context without losing its identity, history or governance.
Resale & transfer
Authenticity & customer experience
The holder can access the information intended for them: verification, certificate, product information and context-specific data.
Customer trust