rfxcel Serialization Software vs Scantrust

rfxcel Serialization Software is a paid web application for assigning and tracking serial numbers on saleable products, with an emphasis on Life Sciences supply chains. Serialization links each unit’s unique number to information such as origin, batch number, and expiration date. Users can assign serial and lot numbers to inbound or outbound products, using numeric, alphanumeric, sequential, random, hexadecimal, or random-probability formats. Numbers can be encoded as barcodes, data matrices, or RFID tag URIs. Verification checks detect duplicates, validate formats and packing levels, and confirm whether received numbers were previously allocated. The system supports pallet serialization, aggregation, serial verification, and regulatory reporting. It stores transaction histories, including voided and reprocessed events, and audits master-data changes. rfxcel says it connects to thousands of Life Sciences trading partners and supports required data formats. Pricing is on request.

Scantrust provides connected packaging and e-label tools for companies working to engage customers, address counterfeiting and improve supply-chain transparency. Its product scope includes industrial goods, consumer packaged goods, wine and beverage, and lubricants. E-label plans include compliance templates, translations into 24 languages, customizable landing pages and content updates that do not require QR code reprinting. An e-label is tied to one SKU, though units of that SKU can share it across countries. The Enterprise plan lists smart redirection, analytics, bulk creation, QR Manager, custom URL and domain, onboarding and user teams. Scantrust also describes Digital Product Passport tools using QR generation, URL management, landing pages and dynamic content. Its REST API can connect passports to PIM, ERP and e-commerce data. Business 30 costs €230 a year for 30 e-labels, Business 50 is €360 a year for 50, and Business 100 is €500 a year for 100; prices exclude VAT. A 90-day trial is listed.