Fictional platform. Real possibilities.
OriginProof

Commodity provenance, made understandable

Know the source.
Carry the proof.

Bring source records, lot movements and review decisions into one clear provenance story.

See the platformDiscuss your supply chain

A fictional platform demonstration. No live software service is connected.

Illustrative terraced coffee landscape beside wooded highland ravines
From hillside to handover.
Every movement should retain its source context.
AI-generated illustrative landscape.
Source registryLand & producer records
Lot historyConnected movements
Evidence workspaceReviewable records
Decision logAccountable handovers
Lot CP-028Illustrative example
ABC

Sample lot links across three fictional sources. A record connection is not a verification result.

The provenance file
Source identitiesLinked
Lot movementsRecorded
Review decisionsDocumented

One lot. A connected history.

Keep the context
when goods move.

Aggregation should not erase origin. Organise source identities and lot relationships so a reviewer can follow how a product arrived at its current state.

Designed for teams working across procurement, origin data and responsible sourcing. Record connections support a review; they do not certify compliance.

Inside the provenance workspace

A common language
for complex supply chains.

Three connected workspaces, with evidence ownership visible at every handover.

  1. 01

    Register the source

    Organise producer details, location files and source documents with consistent identifiers.

  2. 02

    Follow the lot

    Connect intake, aggregation and onward movement records without losing source relationships.

  3. 03

    Record the review

    Keep questions, evidence revisions and accountable decisions together for later review.

Built around the work
of responsible sourcing.

A flexible foundation for provenance providers and advisory businesses.

01 / Commodity teams

Connect sourcing to evidence

Make producer, plot and lot relationships easier to follow across a sourcing portfolio.

02 / Data providers

Give location files a context

Link geographical records to the products and review questions they support.

03 / Advisory teams

Make the review explainable

Organise evidence gaps, requests and decisions in a consistent client workflow.

04 / Forestry businesses

Preserve source relationships

Keep harvesting records connected through processing and product handovers.

Begin with one product flow

Find the missing link.

Map where the evidence is created, where goods change hands, and where a reviewer needs a clearer record.

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