# Aeroz (aeroz.io)

Puts an NFC chip on each regulated unit and logs every handoff as a signed GS1 EPCIS 2.0 event.

- Atlas card: https://inite.ai/en/atlas/aeroz.io
- Site: https://aeroz.io
- For: US pharmaceutical manufacturers, wholesalers and dispensers facing DSCSA traceback requirements
- Use 0/100 · alive 100/100

## Used for

- trace a unit's custody history across every partner
- find affected units quickly when a lot is recalled
- authenticate products with an NFC chip and a phone

## Price

- from 2500 USD/one-time, no free plan (read 2026-10-27 on https://aeroz.io/pricing)

## For developers

- MCP server: io.aeroz/aeroz (namespace; open on 2026-10-27, 43 tools)
- Read 2026-10-27

## MCP server, measured daily

Server: https://api.aeroz.io/mcp, checked every day since 2026-10-27 (2 checks).

- Answered: measuring, 2 daily checks so far
- Median first answer: 306 ms
- Sign-in: none
- Context its tool definitions take: about 7676 tokens (43 tools)
- Tool definitions: A, 95/100
- Failing "params_described": 12 of 43 tools
- Warning "destructive_denied": send_webhook_test
- Warning "open_writes": create_shipment, send_webhook_test, create_product
- Method: https://inite.ai/en/atlas/mcp/report

## Your data

- Certifications stated: gdpr, ccpa
- Read 2026-10-27

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Source: INITE Atlas, https://inite.ai/en/atlas/aeroz.io. JSON: https://inite.ai/api/atlas/aeroz.io. MCP: https://inite.ai/api/mcp (atlas_lookup).