Engage enables buyer-only interaction after purchase—secure product information access and verified feedback collection—using single-use authentication so only genuine buyers can engage, and copied codes cannot create false interactions.
“Can only genuine buyers access information and submit feedback—without fake scans, copied codes, or non-buyer misuse?”
Most post-purchase engagement fails because:
Engage solves this by enforcing buyer entitlement, not just providing a QR link.
It does not run points, loyalty, cashback, coupons, or promotions.
Engage is a verification-controlled engagement layer that protects:
Verification, not redirection. A scan triggers backend validation and entitlement checks.
Each label carries a cryptographically secured identity that cannot be fabricated.
The label design discourages removal and reuse and can reveal access attempts.
Engage treats post-purchase interaction as a buyer entitlement. Once a valid buyer interaction is granted, the entitlement can be consumed or controlled by policy so it cannot be reused by copied codes.
Each interaction generates structured evidence: outcome, lifecycle state, and reason codes.
In Engage, the QR represents a right to engage—reserved for the real buyer. If the code can be copied, it can be used to generate fake feedback, access protected product information, inflate or distort engagement metrics, or create misinformation trails.
This is how TrusCodes enforces Communication Integrity.
Engage can be configured to support buyer-only access to:
The goal is verifiable access and verifiable feedback, not marketing.
Engage produces reviewable artifacts such as:
Engage is especially valuable in regulated or safety-sensitive products, export or audit-sensitive environments, and categories where misinformation or fake feedback creates reputational risk.