PLATFORM OVERVIEW
A traceability platform that connects operations to evidence.
TRAZEIT links the events your teams already perform to the products, batches, locations, parties and documents that explain them. The result is one searchable history that can support daily operations, investigations, audits and controlled transparency.
TRAZEIT links the events your teams already perform to the products, batches, locations, parties and documents that explain them. The result is one searchable history that can support daily operations, investigations, audits and controlled transparency.
The five layers of a trustworthy traceability record
What teams can do
Onboard suppliers, facilities, products and locations.
Configure event and evidence requirements by workflow.
Capture or import relevant operational data.
Link transformations and aggregations.
Trace backward to source and forward to customers.
Review exceptions and missing records.
Generate controlled reports and evidence packages.
Publish buyer or consumer views where appropriate.
One platform, different views
Operations teams need fast capture and exception handling. Quality teams need evidence and investigation. Compliance teams need structured records. Management needs visibility. Partners need a simple way to participate. TRAZEIT should give each role the smallest useful view while keeping the underlying history connected.
Technology should strengthen trust—not add friction.
TRAZEIT uses permissioned blockchain infrastructure to make approved event records tamper-evident and attributable. The blockchain is part of the trust architecture; the business value comes from disciplined identifiers, complete event relationships, reliable capture and clear governance.
Frequently asked questions
What is the traceable unit?
It may be an individual item, case, lot, batch, pallet, shipment or another business-defined unit. The right level depends on risk, process and market requirements.
Can different partners use different capture methods?
Yes, subject to implementation scope. A large facility may integrate systems while a small supplier uses a simpler portal, mobile or file-based workflow.
What information is written to the blockchain?
This depends on architecture and data policy. Sensitive business data should not be indiscriminately exposed. A clear technical statement should describe on-chain references, off-chain data, permissions and retention.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Map your traceability architecture.
Start with one representative product flow and a focused conversation.