Operational traceability
Follow the movement and transformation of lots, batches, storage records, shipments and products across the chain, with the data continuity intact at each handover.
Supply Chain Traceability
SusChain
Traceability is an operations problem before it is a compliance problem.
From fragmented records to a connected supply chain.
Most agricultural supply chains already record everything a buyer could ask for — across paper files, spreadsheets and systems that do not talk to each other. SusChain turns those fragmented records into one connected workflow, so traceability is a by-product of running the operation rather than a separate exercise performed under deadline.
The Labs work behind this product: Supply chain traceability
What it does
Inside SusChain
Organisational control
Structured roles, organisation-level management and supplier records, so collaboration across parties happens without giving everyone access to everything.
A data foundation, not a form
The operational layer is clean enough to support analytics, reporting and sustainability use cases later — including the evidence a buyer audit or a digital product passport will eventually ask for.
Capabilities
What the platform holds
Master data
- Organisations
- Suppliers
- Mills
- Rice types and categories
- Products
Operational records
- Lots
- Batches
- Storage
- Shipments
- Status-based processing flow
System controls
- Authentication
- Admin functions
- Role-based operations
- Dashboard views
Workflow
How it fits together
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Capture
Register the core entities — organisations, suppliers, mills — and the incoming lot data.
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Process
Create and manage batches, storage movements and the internal transitions between them.
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Move
Document shipments and connect them back to the batch and product records they came from.
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Use
Feed dashboards, traceability views, internal controls and — later — sustainability reporting.
Why it matters
What changes
- Traceability that holds across lots, batches and shipments
- Operational visibility for mills and supply chain managers
- Cleaner data for analytics and reporting
- Readiness for buyer requirements and sustainability disclosure
- A base layer for digital product passport workflows
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