Traceability
Connect material to its source through every transfer of custody, with volumes that reconcile.
Traceability is useful when the record starts where the material starts, and survives every transfer that follows.
A traceability system is only as useful as the first record it receives. Everything downstream inherits the quality of that moment — which is why the design work starts at the pond, the plot and the depot rather than at the plant.
The platform module behind this work: Traceability.
Supporting modules: Document Management · Supplier & Vendor Management · Reporting
Services are scoped around the organisation's requirements. Digital modules may be offered independently, as part of implementation engagements, or as integrated solutions, depending on client requirements.
Briefings and guides you can download and share with your team.
A four-page overview for growers, dealers, processors and exporters: what EUDR asks across all seven commodities, what every EU-bound lot needs, and how S360 supports compliance.
For forest agencies, farm-forestry growers, depots, sawmills, panel, paper, furniture and handicraft exporters: what is in scope, land and forest types, sourcing routes, and the records each custodian keeps and passes on.
For growers, producer societies, dealers, processors and tyre or glove makers: what is in scope, how plantations are treated, and the records each custodian keeps and passes on.
For estates, smallholders, curing works, traders and exporters: shade coffee and land types, sourcing routes, and the records each custodian keeps and passes on.
For farmers, FPOs, mandi traders, solvent plants and soymeal exporters: what is in scope, mandi pooling, and the records each custodian keeps and passes on.
