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Global Supply Chain Solution

Building the Future of Global Traceability

Our platform brings supply chain integrity to global trade. Grounded in the standards that govern how goods move, it captures, authenticates, and shares trusted data in real time, protecting the markets and institutions that global commerce depends on.

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What Is Track & Trace?

Track Follows the Journey. Trace Reveals the Origin.

Track

Tracking provides a chronological breadcrumb trail of events showing where an asset has been and where it is now.

Trace

Tracing reveals the complete genealogy: what an asset contains and the origin of each component.

Together, track and trace delivers complete supply chain visibility across both movement history and product genealogy.

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Industries

Genealogical Traceability Across High-Stakes Sectors

Agri-Food Industry

AGRICULTURE & FOOD

Trace Freshness to Its Natural Origin

Perishable products lose visibility at every handoff, from farm to distribution. Fragmented data leads to broad recalls and preventable waste. End-to-end traceability brings precision and confidence to the cold chain.

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Mining and Critical Minerals

MINING & MINERALS

Trace Materials Through Transformation

Critical minerals move through multiple countries and processing stages, often blended along the way. Without verifiable records, compliance becomes guesswork. Genealogical traceability proves provenance and meets evolving legal requirements.

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Pharmaceuticals

PHARMACEUTICALS

Trace Medicine from Lab to Patient

Pharmaceutical products cross borders before reaching patients, creating blind spots where counterfeits enter. Fragmented systems risk patient safety. Unified traceability bridges those gaps and protects the global medicine supply.

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Art and Collectibles

ART & COLLECTIBLES

Trace Provenance Across Borders

High-value art changes hands with incomplete records: handwritten notes, private correspondence, uncertain origins. Gaps in custody pose risks to buyers, institutions, and cultural heritage. Verified traceability establishes proof of authenticity and legal title.

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Global trade is demanding more from supply chain infrastructure. TaaP was built to meet those demands.

Supply Chain Visibility & Risk Scoring

Government agencies are making consequential decisions at the border with incomplete data. Origin-to-border tracing and AI-driven risk scoring ensures every shipment comes with verified intelligence, not uncertainty.

Accessible Trade Compliance

Trade compliance has historically favored those with the resources to navigate it. Direct filing with customs authorities and independent corroboration of every classification reduces cost and removes barriers at every scale.

Global Interoperability

Cross-border trade generates data that rarely crosses borders with it. A federated sharing architecture lets customs agencies exchange verified trade intelligence internationally without ceding control of their data or compromising sovereignty.

Stakeholders

Bringing Government and Commercial Sectors Together Through Value Co-Creation

Policy Makers

Inform policy, evaluate compliance frameworks, and drive accountability with verified real-time data.

Regulators

Enforce compliance with verifiable, current data for evidence-based oversight.

Law Enforcement

Build legally defensible cases from auditable chain-of-custody records.

Retailers

Demonstrate product authenticity with verified provenance, not assumptions.

Suppliers

Prove origin and integrity with records that hold up under scrutiny.

Integrators

Connect POS, ERP, and enterprise platforms to a single verified data stream.

Service Providers

Replace manual documentation with built-in accountability.

Citizens

Benefit from greater product transparency, safety assurance, and accountability across supply chains that affect daily life.

The Process

How TaaP Works

TaaP's platform operates through four continuous stages: supply chain data is captured at key control points, measured against relevant standards, analyzed for compliance and operational insight, then shared with authorized stakeholders through secure, configurable dashboards.

DATA CAPTURE GS1 ISO EPCIS AUTHENTICATION ANALYSIS DISTRIBUTION

Step 01

Capture

Data is captured from edge devices and sensors, including barcode scans, RFID readers, and enterprise systems at every touchpoint.

Step 02

Authenticate

Automatic structuring against ASTM and industry standards ensures accuracy and interoperability.

Step 03

Analyze

Trusted data supports compliance monitoring, risk assessment, and operational decision-making.

Step 04

Share

Verified information flows to regulators, partners, and stakeholders while respecting data sovereignty.

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"We envision a world where every government, business, and consumer can trust the origin, movement, and integrity of every product, creating safer markets, stronger economies, and a more transparent global supply chain."
Jeff Wells CEO and Founder, TaaP