From a bottle of wine to a cross-bank decision: the same infrastructure makes every critical step durable, governed and independently verifiable — while each organization keeps its own systems and data.
Digital Product Passport & supply chain
Product passports that hold up
Built on your GS1 identifiers, certificates and ERP data. Every step behind the barcode is evidenced. How the DPP platform works.
Wine exporter
Macedonian wine — e-labels importers trust
Since December 2023, wine sold in the EU must declare nutrition and ingredients, which producers may provide through an e-label QR code. Importers increasingly also want provable origin and lab values for each batch.
Vineyardharvest and origin
Bottlinglot linked to the GTIN
Lab analysisvalues confirmed by the lab
E-labelscanned in the EU
Verifiedorigin and values proven
Winery gains: an EU-ready e-label with provable origin and stronger trust with importers.
Importer gains: origin and lab values it can verify with one scan — without chasing documents.
Supplier to EU manufacturers
Automotive supplier — prove quality without exposing know-how
European OEMs ask every tier for traceable material, batch and quality data. Sharing process parameters or supplier terms is not an option.
Raw materialcertificate from a GLN-identified supplier
Productionbatch and process version
Qualityreleased by QA
Deliverycustody to the EU buyer
Buyer verifiesevidence, not raw data
Supplier gains: keeps contracts with OEMs that demand traceable data — and keeps its know-how.
OEM gains: independently verifiable batch and quality evidence for its own compliance.
Food & beverages
Food producer — recall in minutes, not days
When one ingredient lot is contaminated, producers without precise lineage recall far more than necessary — and still struggle to prove what happened.
Ingredientssupplier lots confirmed
Productionlots mapped to batches
Issueone lot affected
Tracethe exact affected GTINs
Targeted recallonly what is affected
Producer gains: faster, smaller and cheaper recalls, backed by proof.
Inspector gains: a verifiable record of which lots and products were affected, and when.
Textiles & apparel
Textile manufacturer — sustainability claims that hold up
Textiles are among the first product groups prioritised under ESPR, and green claims face growing scrutiny in the EU. Recycled content and origin must be provable, not just stated.
Fibrerecycled or certified source
Suppliersigns the certificate
Garment batchlinked to the GTIN
Passportcomposition and content
Verified claimno greenwashing
Manufacturer gains: claims that hold up with EU brands, retailers and authorities.
Brand gains: supplier evidence it can rely on for its own product passports.
Batteries
Battery passport — one history from cell to second life
From 18 February 2027, electric-vehicle, industrial (above 2 kWh) and light-means-of-transport batteries need an item-level battery passport. Each battery changes owners and state over many years.
Materialscell and material origin
Packserial linked to the passport
In serviceinstalled in a vehicle or system
Maintenancestate-of-health updates
Second liferepurposing or recycling
Manufacturer gains: one passport that follows each item across owners, with every update evidenced.
Recycler gains: a trusted history for second-life and recycling decisions.
Metals & industry
Steel and aluminium — carbon data buyers can verify
Under CBAM, EU importers of steel, aluminium and other covered goods must report the embedded emissions of what they buy — so they ask producers for precise, batch-level data they can rely on.
Input materialore or scrap origin
Productionprocess and energy per batch
Emissionscalculated under a known method
Certificatemill certificate and passport
Importer verifiesevidence, not raw process data
Producer gains: stays the preferred supplier as EU buyers tighten carbon reporting.
Importer gains: emissions data with a verifiable origin for its own declarations.
Cross-organization execution
Decisions across institutions — without surrendering sovereignty
Each organization runs its own node. Only signals, claims and signed evidence cross the boundary — never raw records.
Banks & fintech
Cross-institution decisions — authorized before value moves
Payments, credit decisions and fraud signals increasingly involve partner institutions and AI models. Each institution must keep its customer data — and prove later why every action was allowed.
Requestfrom a partner institution
Authorityre-verified at execution time
Signalscoped, no raw records
Executiondeterministic, under 100 ms
Evidencesigned on both sides
Settlementonly after proof
Institutions gain: shared decisions and instant revocation without sharing customer data.
Auditors gain: the ability to reconstruct, years later, why each decision was allowed.
Leads, renewals and claims — across partners, with provable authority
Insurers work with agents, brokers, banks and partners. Handing customer records to every partner creates risk; e-mail and spreadsheets leave no evidence.
Leadfrom a bank or agent
Delegationscoped and time-limited
Partner actsquote, renewal or claim step
Revocationinstant, if authority ends
Evidenceevery hand-off signed
Insurer gains: wider distribution without handing over customer records.
Partner gains: clear, provable authority for every action it takes.
Manufacturing & aerospace
Engineering change — governed hand-offs across sites and suppliers
Engineering changes still move through e-mail and sign-off chains. With AI assisting at each step, every decision must stay authorized and reconstructable.
Change requestAI flags affected parts
Supplier checkvalidated on the supplier’s node
Approvalheld for a human decision
Tool releaseonly if authority is still valid
Qualityfinal state committed
Manufacturer gains: faster hand-offs with policy enforced at every step.
Customer and auditor gain: a complete, independently verifiable chain of decisions.
Agencies must cooperate on citizen cases without copying each other’s registers — and every decision must stand up to audit.
Citizen requestsubmitted once
Agency Achecks its own register
Signalconfirmation, not a data copy
Decisionunder a known policy version
Evidencekept by both agencies
Agencies gain: cooperation without giving up control of their registers.
Citizens and auditors gain: decisions that can be verified, not just trusted.
One foundation
Different industries. The same four guarantees.
Durable
Resumes after restart, failure or outage — no lost state, no duplicated actions.
Governed
Identity, authorization and policy on every critical step; human approval where you decide.
Evidenced
Every step and approval recorded as tamper-evident, independently verifiable evidence.
Federated
Processes cross organizations while each keeps its systems, data and authority.
Your use case
Which process do you need to make provable?
Describe your industry, your systems and the decision or product history you need to prove. Message the founder on LinkedIn for a technical presentation or a tailored pilot.