The Connected Food Chain
Tap2Trace allows food companies to efficiently manage their supply chain, capture all the data needed for a transparent and FSMA-compliant supply chain, and stitch together critical tracking events to achieve real farm-to-fork traceability to quickly identify and address food safety issues.
Solution Features
True Farm to Fork
Embrace true farm-to-fork traceability from grower to supplier, distribution center to retailer or restaurant. Trace forward and backward, and access the data you need to take swift action when faced with a recall or outbreak.
Visualization at the Batch-Lot Level
Stitch together the digitized Key Data Elements (KDEs) and Critical Tracking Events (CTEs) of your products’ movement across the supply chain to get comprehensive visibility and transparency.
Deliver Data-Driven Transparency
Empower your team to make data-driven decisions based on supply chain traceability. Market authentically to key stakeholders and consumers with real supply chain information on food origin, journey and composition.
Action-Oriented Investigations
When a food safety or quality issue occurs, utilize the Investigations feature to identify the impacted lots’ root cause. Then, trace forward to launch a withdrawal of all affected products.
Based on Industry Standards
Tap2Trace is proud to be a GS1 Solution Provider. Leverage industry-recognized best practices, using GS1 Standards for traceability by product and location.
Mobile Offerings
Web and mobile apps to drive your food traceability efforts including incident reporting and mobile auditing at all points in the chain.
Google Cloud
Tap2Trace is running and backed by Google Cloud. This makes our deployments very safe, fast and reliable.
Tap2Trace is enabling over 1 Million Farmers in Kenya!
Critical Events
Tea Bags Tracked
"Before the introduction of the smart card, we had an old weighing scale which caused problems for farmers, one would come and mention their number to the clerk and should he/she get the wrong number, a farmer may lose the tea to another farmer"
- Peter Macharia Kinyua - Tea farmer and chairman of Kangaita tea factory.