Manufacturing

Material certificates, customer approvals and traceability, branch by branch.

Automotive

Automotive suppliersAdvancedThe most demanding customer you will have, and the one that audits most.

Aerospace

Sectors with part-level traceabilityAdvancedAerospace, rail, marine: every part carries its history for decades.

Shipbuilding

Shipyards and ship repairGoing furtherA vessel comes in with a work list and leaves with a record that follows it for life, to other ports and other yards.

Rail

Making something that will last thirty yearsAdvancedWhat leaves the plant today will still be in service after you have changed systems four times. The archive has to outlive all of them.

Metallurgy and steel

Machining

Working with the customer's own materialGoing furtherThe material arrives without an invoice and leaves as parts. While it is here it belongs to someone else, and whoever holds it answers for it.

Machinery and capital goods

Component manufacturing

Chemicals

Chemicals and plastics processingGoing furtherSafety data sheets that change, substances that get restricted, and customers who ask.

Petrochemicals

Declaring what left the plantAdvancedOnce a year twelve months of scattered data must become a figure somebody signs. That somebody is you.

Plastics and rubber

Plastics converters and recycled contentAdvancedClaiming a recycled percentage is easy; supporting it with documentation is not.

Pharmaceuticals

Biotechnology

Holding a sample somebody entrusted to youAdvancedSomething was entrusted to you for a specific use and a specific time. The hard part is not storing it: it is showing what was done with it.

Electronics

Electrical equipment

The manufacturer the questions come back toAdvancedYou sold that four years ago and today you hear from someone who never bought from you. The chain sends its questions back to the start.

Appliances

The importer asked as though they manufactured itGoing furtherYou have no factory and the questions arrive as if you did. Between you and whoever made it lie eight thousand kilometres and an unanswered email.

Textiles and clothing

Textiles: the chain nobody sees end to endGoing furtherSeveral countries, several links, and customers asking about all of them.

Footwear

Keeping the tooling somebody else paid forGoing furtherThe customer paid for the mould and it sits in your plant. While orders keep coming nobody asks; the day they stop, they do.

Wood and furniture

Timber and wood products: origin and treatmentGoing furtherThree separate sets of documentation people conflate: where it came from, how it was treated, and what it emits.

Paper and pulp

Turning one origin into a hundred ordersGoing furtherOne reel comes in and a hundred orders go out. Every cut multiplies by a hundred the list of who would have to be called.

Glass and ceramics

Receiving material you cannot tell apartGoing furtherTwo consignments of the same material look and feel identical. Once they meet in the warehouse, there is no separating them again.

Cement and materials

The batch you decide yourselvesAdvancedThe line does not stop, so the batch is not set by the product: you set it. And its width is what it will cost the day something goes wrong.

Mining

Quarries and aggregates: what travels with each loadGoing furtherSold in bulk, by the lorry and in a hurry, and yet every load has to be explainable months later.

Energy

Energy use: what you will be asked forGoing furtherThe request rarely comes from a regulator: it comes from a client, in a format to be filled with data that is not yours.

Renewables

Renewables and energy efficiencyGoing furtherSubsidised projects, many subcontractors, and a claim submitted months later.

Waste treatment

Taking away what somebody else generatesGoing furtherYour customer hands you something they want to stop answering for. The document you give back is all they will have.

Recycling

Recovery and recycling: material arriving without paperworkGoing furtherThe business is receiving what others discard, and there the paperwork arrives late, incomplete or not at all.