What can a device identity link?

It can link hardware revision, software version, configuration, test result, production batch, account binding and service events.

Is public product information required?

No. Public information, internal traceability and operator records can use different access rules.

Home

Find a product starting point.

Choose the closest finished product, then define what must change across the device, software, integration and production scope.

Primary product systemsAlarm and detection devices V16 Emergency Warning Lights Smart lock products GPS pet tracking devices AI holographic projection booths

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OEM/ODM

Review the delivery capabilities behind the product.

Check how hardware, firmware, connectivity, apps, cloud services and production testing are coordinated around one product release.

Engineering proofConnectivity modules and integration Hardware and firmware Cloud and device management Apps and dashboards Manufacturing and testing AI vision and media integration

Connect proof to the projectFind a product starting point See the OEM/ODM delivery path Review manufacturing and testing

Company

Make the next product decision with fewer assumptions.

Use engineering-reviewed guides to compare connectivity, define requirements and check ownership, validation and supplier evidence.

Buyer guidanceExplore all decision guides Build a product requirements brief Check the sample-to-production path Resolve common buyer questions

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Send Your Project Brief

Device identity and traceability across production and service.

Connected-product traceability links a unique device identity to programming, production records, deployment, software versions and service history.

Define the Product Traceability Record Check the Recommended Product Fit

Asset tracking and lifecycle system showing identity, cloud and dashboard workflow.

Deployment reference

Product identity and traceability

Link device identity, programming, production records and service data across the lifecycle.

Choose the products and records that need one identity

Link device identity, programming, production records and service data across the lifecycle.

Ceiling-mounted smart alarm or detection device installed in a commercial room.

Link field issues to the released build record

Teams cannot investigate field issues when the device, hardware revision, software, test record and deployment account are not linked.

What this gives the buyer

Create a controlled lifecycle record that supports production, deployment and after-sales decisions.

From programmed identity to service history

01
Create and program the device identity
02
Associate hardware, firmware and test result
03
Bind the device during deployment
04
Record updates, status and selected service events
05
Use identity for support or recall investigation

Assign identity, retention and transfer ownership

Identity format and ownership
Programming and test data
Account binding and transfer
Version and update records
Retention and API integration

Engineering needed for lifecycle traceability

IoT Cloud Platform

Define device identity, accounts, data, APIs and deployment ownership.

Check the delivery output

Manufacturing and Testing

Review pilot, programming, fixture, test and release-control needs.

Check the delivery output

Connected Product Traceability fit and common questions

Connected-product traceability links a unique device identity to programming, production records, deployment, software versions and service history.

Best for

Create a controlled lifecycle record that supports production, deployment and after-sales decisions.
Alarm and Detection Devices

Check first

Projects without a product or deployment owner
Commercial assumptions before configuration

Typical scope

Create and program the device identity
Associate hardware, firmware and test result
Bind the device during deployment
Record updates, status and selected service events

What you receive

Identity format and ownership
Programming and test data
Account binding and transfer

Prepare the product-identity brief

Define the Product Traceability Record