Codeifai Ltd (ASX:CDE) has launched a new self-service Page Builder capability within its ProtectCode platform as the company pushes ahead with its strategy to commercialise AI, post-quantum cryptography and serialised QR code technologies through scalable SaaS products.
The release forms part of a broader product update that also includes full GS1 Digital Link compliance across all ProtectCode customer tiers and continued integration work on the newly launched QuantumAI Secure platform.
ProtectCode is Codeifai’s smart packaging platform, designed to transform standard packaging into connected digital assets through unique serialised QR codes attached to individual products. According to the company, the technology enables capabilities including anti-counterfeiting monitoring, supply chain tracking, product authentication, consumer engagement and first-party data capture through its Connect platform without requiring consumers to download an app.
ProtectCode Verification configuration within Page Builder, with live preview and settings panel.
More than 250 million codes have already been deployed across 26 countries, positioning the company to benefit from growing demand for authenticated and traceable products.
Executive chairman and group CEO John Houston said the latest releases reflected cumulative product development work completed since the QuantumAI Secure launch in March.
“These releases reflect the cumulative output of product development since the QuantumAI Secure announcement in March and position the company to support self-service for GS1 Digital Link compliance ahead of the 2027 mandate. ProtectCode and ConnectQR customer expansion continues under this refreshed commercial model allowing for self- service now of all our digital products.”
Page Builder designed to simplify connected packaging campaigns
The newly released Page Builder feature allows customers to design and publish branded consumer-facing landing pages directly within the ProtectCode dashboard.
The system includes configurable pre-built modules covering product verification, authentication workflows, consumer reporting and branded content, while also supporting integration with major social media platforms.
Consumer Report page configuration within Page Builder, showing Entry and Completed states.
The feature removes the need for external developers or technical resources to deploy connected packaging campaigns at scale, enabling a more streamlined self-service model for customers.
The company compared the functionality to established page-building platforms such as Squarespace, Canva and WordPress, saying the release strengthens ProtectCode’s competitive positioning within the QR code and connected packaging market.
At the same time, Codeifai confirmed ProtectCode is now fully compliant with the GS1 Digital Link standard across all customer tiers. The standard underpins the GS1 Sunrise 2027 initiative, which will see global retailers transition towards 2D barcode systems capable of operating across retail checkout, supply chain and consumer engagement environments simultaneously.
As a GS1 Associate Alliance Partner, Codeifai said it is positioned to support customers preparing for the 2027 transition deadline.
QuantumAI Secure integration progressing
Alongside the ProtectCode expansion, Codeifai said integration of its QuantumAI Secure platform into the broader company ecosystem was progressing well.
QuantumAI Secure, launched in March 2026, combines AI and post-quantum cryptography technologies to secure digital transactions and data transfers. The company said the platform complements its existing QR-based authentication and supply chain technologies by creating an “end-to-end trust layer” covering both physical and digital asset verification.
Codeifai added that it intends to expand AI functionality across both platforms to create what it describes as a “quantum hardened trust infrastructure”. The company is evaluating opportunities to expand QuantumAI Secure into sectors including defence, mining, agriculture and security infrastructure alongside its existing fintech and enterprise software focus.
The company also confirmed IP Australia had accepted its QuantumAI Secure trademark application ahead of standard examination timeframes, with the mark now progressing through publication and statutory opposition stages before expected registration.
Codeifai said investors could expect continued news flow tied to ProtectCode expansion, QuantumAI Secure integration, trademark progression, roadmap delivery and broader execution of its self-service SaaS strategy.