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Track a history
Keep a usable history of where something came from, what happened to it, and who was responsible at each step.
Every event stays tied to the thing it happened to and to whoever recorded it. A buyer or an auditor can see where each piece of evidence came from, and when.
57 things this covers
Supply chain & logistics
Supply-chain traceability and provenance. Where it came from, who has had it, what was done to it, and who is answerable at each step. Ask us
Livestock traceability for pastoralists. Each animal is registered to its owner with its movements and treatments, helping herders prove ownership after a raid or drought and sell into markets that ask where it came from. Ask us
Seed system integrity. A seed lot carries its variety, source, and certification from the multiplier to the farmer, so buyers can check what they are planting rather than trusting the bag. Ask us
Last-mile delivery verification. The final handover is confirmed at the point of delivery by the person receiving it, so the distribution report matches what actually arrived. Ask us
Beneficiary receipt confirmation (proof of delivery). A recipient confirms what they received at the moment of collection, giving the programme proof of delivery without a paper signature sheet. Ask us
Aid diversion detection and prevention. Quantities are reconciled at every handoff, so a shortfall shows up at the stage where it happened instead of at the end of the chain. Ask us
Warehouse inventory management. Receipts, issues, and stock counts update one record as they happen, so several offices drawing on the same warehouse see the same balance. Ask us
Nutrition supplement tracking. Therapeutic food is followed from procurement to the child who received it, with expiry dates and stock levels visible along the way. Ask us
Shelter materials and NFI tracking. Kits are tracked from warehouse to household, so a programme can show what each family received and where shortfalls occurred. Ask us
Expiry tracking and waste reduction. Batches nearing expiry are flagged against where they are held, so stock can be moved to where it will be used before it is written off. Ask us
Food aid tracking from source to beneficiary. Each consignment carries its origin, handling, and handovers through to final distribution, so a donor can follow a shipment rather than a summary. Ask us
Conflict mineral and material tracking. Material carries its mine of origin and each processing step, so a manufacturer can support a due-diligence declaration with the chain behind it. Ask us
Food safety and quality tracking. Test results, handling conditions, and batch records travel with the product, so a recall can be limited to the lots actually affected. Ask us
Equipment and asset lifecycle tracking. Each asset carries its location, custodian, servicing, and disposal, so a physical inventory count matches the register. Ask us
Fleet and vehicle management. Each vehicle carries its assignment, trips, fuel, and servicing, so utilisation and fuel loss are visible per vehicle rather than per office. Ask us
Pooled humanitarian commodity claims and replenishment (UNHRD, WFP Hubs). Agencies draw from a shared stockpile against a recorded claim and replenish it later, so the hub always shows what is on hand and who owes what. Ask us
Nonprofit & humanitarian
Support as a Service. Someone answers when it breaks, watches it when it does not, and escalates when it matters. Available now
Portable service history across borders and organisations. What a person has already received, and from whom, travels with them, so a new organisation continues the case instead of starting the intake again. Ask us
Needs assessment data integrity. Assessment answers are captured with the enumerator, place, and time attached, so later changes are visible and the figures behind funding decisions can be checked. Ask us
Beneficiary feedback data integrity. Feedback is recorded as it is given and cannot be quietly edited or removed later, so communities and funders can see what was raised and what happened next. Ask us
In-kind donation tracking and valuation. Donated goods are recorded with their valuation and where they were used, so in-kind support appears in reporting on the same basis as cash. Ask us
Donated goods provenance verification. Where donated goods came from and how they were handled travels with them, so a receiving agency can accept them without a separate inspection. Ask us
Beneficiary feedback and complaints mechanisms. A complaint is logged, routed, and closed with a visible record, so a community can see that a case was handled rather than quietly dropped. Ask us
Inter-agency coordination records. What each agency committed to, and what it delivered, is recorded in a shared place, so coordination meetings start from facts rather than recollection. Ask us
Cluster coordination record-keeping. Who is doing what, where, is kept as one record that every cluster member updates, instead of a spreadsheet emailed round each week. Ask us
Consortium fund allocation tracking. Each member's share, spend, and reporting status is visible to the consortium lead and the donor at the same time. Ask us
Transparent fund flow tracking. A donor can follow a gift from receipt to the programme payments it funded, with the approvals in between visible. Ask us
Conflict-sensitive resource allocation. Who received what, and where, is recorded against the allocation criteria, so claims that one group was favoured can be tested against the record. Ask us
Displacement tracking and verification. Movements and arrivals are recorded as they are observed, so agencies plan against current numbers rather than a month-old estimate. Ask us
Financial services
Structured product condition monitoring. The conditions are watched, and when one is hit the payment, the notice or the termination follows. Ask us
Transaction monitoring evidence trail. Alerts, reviews and decisions keep their own record, and altering one afterwards shows. Ask us
Loan covenant monitoring. A borrower's obligations are watched, and somebody is told before a breach becomes a problem. Ask us
Trade document provenance and verification. An invoice, a bill of lading or a certificate can be checked for where it came from, who signed it, and whether it still stands. Ask us
Donor fund reconciliation and tracking. Each expenditure is tagged to the grant that funded it as it happens, so the donor report is assembled from records rather than rebuilt at the end. Ask us
Restricted vs unrestricted fund segregation and tracking. Each contribution is tagged with its restriction when it arrives, so spending is checked against that restriction at the point of payment instead of at audit. Ask us
Real-time expenditure tracking for donors. Donors see spend against budget as it is recorded, so questions arrive during the programme rather than in the closing report. Ask us
Energy, climate & sustainability
Secure Data Vault. Sensitive documents and secrets sit encrypted, with a record of who opened what and when. Available now
Renewable energy certificate tracking and trading. A meter reading creates the certificate, each transfer is recorded, and retirement closes it, so the same megawatt-hour cannot be claimed by two buyers. Ask us
Green energy provenance for climate finance. Generation data, project documents, and the financier's conditions sit against the same record, so a lender can confirm the energy claim before releasing the next tranche. Ask us
Environmental monitoring data integrity. Sensor readings are recorded at the point of capture together with the device that produced them, so a regulator or funder can tell a genuine measurement from a later adjustment. Ask us
Circular economy and waste tracking. Each batch of material is followed from collection through sorting to the recycler that processed it, so a brand can back a recycled-content claim with the actual chain. Ask us
Biodiversity conservation tracking. Surveys, ranger patrols, and habitat evidence are logged against a defined area over time, so funders can see what changed rather than read a narrative summary. Ask us
Every context
Pocket DLT. A small ledger that runs on the device itself, for places that are offline, embedded or short on power. Available now
Digital Product Passport. Scan a product and read where it came from, what it is made of, who has owned it and every repair it has had. Ask us
Liveness Check. The camera confirms it is looking at a live person, not a photograph held up to the lens. Available now
Security and Threat protection. Someone tries to break it before anybody else does, then helps you fix what they found. Available now
Healthcare & life sciences
Vaccination history and immunisation records. A child's doses are recorded as they are given, so a clinic in another district or country can see what has already been administered instead of starting a new paper card. Ask us
Referral pathway tracking across service providers. When a case is referred between a clinic, a shelter, and a legal service, each step is recorded, so the referring team can see whether the person was actually seen. Ask us
Cold chain monitoring for vaccines and medicines. A sensor records temperature at each handoff, links it to the shipment, and alerts the responsible team before damaged goods reach a clinic. Ask us
Enterprise operations
Whistleblower protection mechanisms. A report reaches the right office with the reporter's identity shielded, and the reporter can still follow what happened to it. Ask us
Volunteer management and hour tracking. Volunteer hours are recorded as they are worked and confirmed by a supervisor, so contribution reporting rests on records rather than estimates. Ask us
Staff deployment records across locations. Who is deployed where, under what contract and clearance, sits in one record, so security and HR see the same picture during an incident. Ask us
Real estate & resources
Housing, land, and property (HLP) claims tracking. Each housing, land, and property claim carries its evidence, decisions, and current stage, so claimants and adjudicators see the same case history. Ask us
Natural resource extraction tracking. Volumes extracted, licences, and royalties owed are recorded against the site, so governments and communities can check what was taken and what was paid. Ask us
Manufacturing, IoT & mobility
Data Contribution Interface. Approved people, systems and devices submit data or evidence, and each entry says where it came from. Available now
Retail & platforms
Consent and data-sharing management. Someone agrees to their data being shared, for a stated purpose and a set period, and can take that back later. Ask us
Government & public services
Evidence preservation for human rights documentation. A testimony, photograph, or document is fixed at the moment it is collected, so its integrity can still be shown to a court years later. Ask us