Product recall drive management

A Recall Drive Management System (RDMS) comprising:

• at least one processor and at least one memory storing instructions that, when executed by the at least one processor, cause the RDMS at least to:
• receive a logon request from a computing device, wherein the logon request corresponds to a consignee of a product associated with a product recall drive, the logon request comprises first information to facilitate logon of the consignee on a consignee portal, and the first information is obtained upon scanning of a unique visual code corresponding to the consignee, through the computing device;
• identify a geographical location of the computing device;
• determine the geographical location of the computing device to be within a predetermined range of at least one of expected geographical locations of the consignee;
• verify authenticity of the consignee based on determination of the geographical location of the computing device to be within the predetermined range;
• receive a user input regarding an authentication question for re-verifying the authenticity of the consignee;
• compare the user input with a pre-stored value of the authentication question to re-verify the authenticity of the consignee;
• and
• log on the consignee onto the consignee portal in response to the verifying, wherein the logging on is based on the first information to allow the consignee to provide information corresponding to the product associated with the product recall drive.

A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising computer-readable instructions that when executed cause a processing resource of a computing device to:

• receive a logon request from a computing device, wherein the logon request corresponds to a consignee of a product associated with a product recall drive, the logon request comprises a first information to facilitate logon of the consignee onto a consignee portal, and the first information is obtained upon scanning of a unique visual code corresponding to the consignee, through the computing device;
• identify a geographical location of the computing device;
• determine the geographical location of the computing device to be within a predetermined range of at least one of expected geographical locations of the consignee;
• verify authenticity of the consignee based on determination of the geographical location of the computing device to be within the predetermined range;
• and
• log on the consignee onto the consignee portal in response to the verifying, wherein the logging on is based on the first information to allow the consignee to provide information corresponding to the product associated with the product recall drive.