For industries that still run on paper
Verified and Traced work in any shop that inspects and ships physical parts. Most of the firms we talk to keep their records on paper sheets and spreadsheets. These pages show what TraceID looks like in the two industries we know best.
Two pressures on manufacturing SMEs
Your customers now expect systems, not spreadsheets
Large buyers in defence, automotive and aerospace are opening their supply chains to smaller firms. The paperwork that came with the contract will have to be attributable, reproducible and ready on request.
See VerifiedThe Digital Product Passport is arriving for metal components
The EU's Ecodesign regulation will require a machine-readable passport for iron and steel and aluminium products. If you cast, forge or machine them, that is you.
See TracedTwo industries, one record
Defence supply chain
What larger defence buyers will expect of a smaller supplier's quality records, and how to have those records in place before the first audit.
Remanufacturing
Strip-down inspection on iPads, a Red, Amber or Green status for every part, and a report your customer can sign off.
More industries will follow as we work with more of them.
Show us how your industry keeps records
Bring one inspection you run today, or one part you make. We will show you what it looks like in TraceID.