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Accurately track your supply chain sustainability

TraceMark™ allows you to gain better transparency and visibility into each step of your supply chain. As consumers and investors increasingly prioritize sustainability, it is important to understand your company’s environmental impact.

TraceMark™ enables you to support internal reporting and keep your sustainability efforts on track. The TraceMark product can track and trace your supply chain from when it’s a raw material to a product on the shelf.

TraceMark™ can help you make informed green decisions with insights into any impact on sourcing from the environment to the local communities, suppliers and many more. These insights allow you to make meaningful, considerate decisions and action plans, wherever and whenever necessary.

Reach out to us today to take the next steps in your sustainability journey.

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Customised ESG reporting dashboards

TraceMark™ helps to make sense of complex issues. With global supply chains and multiple suppliers based in different geographic regions, it’s important to understand the ‘bigger picture.’ With our customized dashboards you can gain the true impact of operations.

Screenshot of a geographic information system (GIS) map showing deforestation and land use in a region of Malaysia. The map includes various shades of green, yellow, and red indicating different land statuses, with two large red areas signifying deforested zones. On the left, there is a data panel displaying statistics about concessions, total area, and deforestation.

Visualise environmental impact

With TraceMark™, you can compare environmental degradation over time, including deforestation. This demo illustrates how the environment can dramatically change in just six months with the impact of deforestation.

Comparison map showing the changes in forested area from June 2022 to January 2023, with the left side depicting June 2022 and the right side depicting January 2023, highlighting deforestation over time.

Monitoring and reporting

The goal of TraceMark™ is to enable organisations to monitor progress towards meeting specific and significant corporate commitments to sustainability. TraceMark™ provides a self service, user friendly interface based on the familiar and high performing Google Maps API. Extensive and extensible reporting is available including:

  • Specific reporting period and reporting cadence

  • Supplier Level Benchmark and Score Cards

  • Reporting for different commodities

  • Deforestation including volumes sourced deforestation free

  • Analysis of impact on protected areas

  • Reporting on sourcing footprints

  • Reporting on commodity are detection

  • Reporting on Deforestation and Fire Alerts

Satellite map showing deforestation areas with yellow patches indicating forest loss and green areas representing remaining forest, alongside a data dashboard with metrics on deforestation history, monitored land, total deforestation, and land cover types like palm and cocoa plantations.

Workflows and automation

To effectively monitor global supply chains TraceMark™ leverages high performing Google Cloud Geospatial technology to deliver automated land change analysis and alert notifications. TraceMark™ provides both Fire and Deforestation Alerts that intersect with sourcing origins and footprints, including aggregation of alert statistics through the supply chain. Alert statistics can be analyzed down to the first mile sourcing footprint including configuration of the date range for analysis. Alerts can be configured to be sent directly to the inbox of respective users.

A screenshot of the TraceMark web application showing a map with highlighted areas of deforestation and fire, and a graph tracking deforestation and fire alerts from July 2022 to January 2023. The map features green landscapes with some orange fire locations, and the interface includes menu options and a search bar.

A sourcing data ecosystem

TraceMark™ provides a flexible commodity data model that addresses a wide variety of materials including Palm, Coffee, Cocoa, Soy, Cotton and Paper. TraceMark™ provides a data ecosystem built on Google Analytics hub, that will enable data to be controlled and shared between suppliers and customers. Analytics Hub provides the capability to securely exchange data assets internally and across organisations, without data movement and enhance analysis with commercial, public, and Google datasets

The data exchange capability of TraceMark™ not only provides an ecosystem for sharing sourcing data, but it also provides the opportunity to deliver common datasets and methods to both suppliers and customers, to facilitate two way collaboration based on common definitions and understanding

A satellite map showing a coastal area with green, red, and blue markers. The map is part of the TraceMark platform, with options for creating and sharing data about land use or environmental features.

From certification to verification

The proposed introduction of Deforestation Free Product Legislation in Europe will not only ban the importing of raw materials that have been linked to deforestation, but the burden of proof will shift to companies to actually verify that the raw materials they source from suppliers are in fact deforestation free and not just from certified sources. TraceMark™ is enabling progressive companies to get ahead of the legislative curve by providing global first mile verification of deforestation through automated alerts and high resolution inspection capabilities.

A large area of land has been cleared of trees, with tree stumps, branches, and debris scattered across the ground, and a dense forest in the background.

Enterprise sustainable sourcing

This combination of SaaS deployed for each client, provides protection and security over data assets as well as enabling NGIS to provide extensive customization opportunities to tailor TraceMark™ to the specific sustainability commitments and requirements of organisations. TraceMark™ also provides integration patterns with enterprise business systems such as SAP to surface sustainability metrics within corporate purchasing systems and volume information.

TraceMark Screenshot of a map showing a supply chain network in Thailand with several facilities connected by green and red lines, pinpointed on a satellite map.