Upstream traceability
Know the origin.
Follow the relationships behind your supply.
- Plantations and smallholders
- Direct plantation-to-mill supply
- Dealer and intermediary pathways
- Origin evidence and unresolved gaps
Supply chain intelligence
See the connections.
Understand
the risks.
Trace the journey from plantation to buyer—through processing, ports, vessels, and shipments—with the evidence behind every connection.
Origin traceabilityShipment visibilityEvidence in view
✓ A clearer picture. From land to sea.
FROM PRODUCTION TO GLOBAL TRADE
01 · SOURCE & PROCESS →02 · SHIP & DELIVER →
Direct sourcing
✓
CONNECTION IN FOCUSDealer → MillSourcing relationship supported by direct evidence.
Direct / verifiedVerifiedInferredData gap
Example network · select a connectionClarity from origin
to the next decision.
01 Trace the origin
02 Connect the evidence
03 Focus your next action
The full supply chain picture
Two perspectives.
One connected story.
Understand where supply begins and how it travels. Evidence connects both sides of the journey.
Downstream intelligence
Follow the movement.
Connect the journey from processing to the buyer.
- Mills and refining facilities
- Loading and discharge ports
- Vessels and shipment records
- Buyer connections and delivery evidence
Four intelligence views
One chain.
Every critical angle.
Follow the material. Understand the relationships. See what still needs an answer.
How the engine works
Fragmented records.
Connected intelligence.
Bring suppliers, locations, shipments, and evidence together in one connected view.
THE INPUTS
Supplier & facility records
Maps & field observations
Vessel, port & shipment records
Trace EngineMatch records. Connect the evidence.THE INTELLIGENCEA connected supply
chain picture.Evidence + confidence
chain picture.Evidence + confidence
01 Entity02 Relationship03 Evidence04 Geo & trade05 Volume06 Confidence
Bring the records together.
Bring supplier lists, certificates, field observations, maps, and shipment records together.
Recognize the same supplier.
Match different names and locations to the same supplier or facility.
Make the connections visible.
Show who supplies whom, with evidence for each link and clear markers for gaps.
Transparent by design
Every connection.
A clearer level of confidence.
Know what is established, what is estimated, and where the next question belongs.
Direct evidence
Direct or verified
Evidence directly identifies or connects the relevant entities.
Use the documented connection.Confirmation needed
Inferred or estimated
Sources indicate a relationship, while direct evidence is incomplete.
Review the supporting sources.?
Verification priorityUnverified or data gap
Information is insufficient. Further verification is required.
Find the missing evidence.Keep the distinction clear. Confidence describes the strength of available evidence. It is not certification or an automatic conclusion of compliance.
When information is missing
Know where
to look next.
When records are incomplete, use the available evidence to identify possible connections and decide what to check next. See the evidence behind each suggestion.
Combine evidenceAssess the linkVerify
What does a modeled connection mean?
It is a possible link suggested by the available data. Confirm it with supplier records, documents, or a field check before treating it as an established transaction.
The records behind the picture
Intelligence grows
when records connect.
Connect information about suppliers, locations, and their track records. Six data groups. One connected view.
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Verified mill data
Identity, coordinates, operations, sourcing, certification, and group relationships.
Select a card to explore its context.
From visibility to action
Your supply chain has a story.
See how it connects.
Build a clearer picture, with priorities your team can investigate.