TRAZEIT — Traceability Simplified
Compliance mapping

ISO 22005 traceability

Structure a traceability system around defined objectives, product flows, responsibilities and verifiable records.

Plain-language overview

What does this workflow require from traceability data?

Teams need a defined scope, consistent identifiers, connected events, clear responsibilities and records that can be retrieved and explained. TRAZEIT provides the traceability layer; it does not replace legal advice, certification or regulator approval.

Define scope and traceability objectives

Connect the responsible party, event, product or batch, timestamp and supporting evidence in one reviewable record.

Map product and process flows

Connect the responsible party, event, product or batch, timestamp and supporting evidence in one reviewable record.

Assign responsibilities and records

Connect the responsible party, event, product or batch, timestamp and supporting evidence in one reviewable record.

Test and improve the traceability system

Connect the responsible party, event, product or batch, timestamp and supporting evidence in one reviewable record.

Implementation path

Map → configure → validate → improve.

Map the applicable requirement to the product journey, configure the required events and evidence, test retrieval with representative scenarios, then review and improve the process over time.

Who should be involved?

Quality or food-safety, compliance, operations, IT and the external partners who create or hold relevant records.

Does software guarantee compliance?

No. Software supports data capture, controls and evidence. Compliance depends on applicability, process design, implementation and ongoing governance.

What is the best starting point?

Choose one representative product flow and test the end-to-end record before expanding across the network.

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