TraceMark
Map and monitor your global supply chain, gaining accurate metrics and greater transparency from end to end.
What is TraceMark?
TraceMark™ is a suite of next-generation sustainability products built by NGIS, designed to empower organisations with data-driven decision making and operational efficiency. Built upon the robust geospatial capabilities of cloud technology, TraceMark™ offers a comprehensive approach to tackling key sustainability challenges.
TraceMark™ Sourcing
TraceMark™ Sourcing is a next generation supply chain traceability and sustainable sourcing monitoring platform designed for enterprises with complex supply chains. TraceMark™ Sourcing provides comprehensive transparency into each step of your supply chain through:
- Geospatial Driven Regulatory Compliance
- Supply Chain Mapping and Traceability
- Risk Assessment and Mitigation
- System of Record for Due Diligence
- Business System Integration and Automation
TraceMark™ Flow
TraceMark™ Flow is an innovative product that caters specifically to the transport and logistic organisations, including public sector government authorities. TraceMark™ Flow addresses traffic congestion and ensures journey resilience of key transport corridors through:
- Geospatial Driven Regulatory Compliance
- Supply Chain Mapping and Traceability
- Risk Assessment and Mitigation
- System of Record for Due Diligence
- Business System Integration and Automation
Blog
Using the power of geospatial, NGIS is committed to enacting positive change for businesses, communities, and individuals, globally. Read our blogs to discover more about the work we do.
Sustainable Palm Oil
Around 90% of oil palm trees globally are located in Malaysia and Indonesia, islands with the most biodiverse tropical forests in the world. Because palm oil requires up to nine times less land than other vegetable oil crops, its efficient use of land makes palm oil extremely attractive to producers and purchasers across the world.Sustainable Fashion
NGIS and Textile Exchange have continued the investment into the MIE to provide a roadmap for both expanding risk and recommendation content along with addressing new and evolving frameworks and regulations.Protecting Giant Kelp
Giant Kelp has a low tolerance to heat stress. With the warming of our oceans – particularly in the east of Australia where temperatures have risen three times the average global rate, Australia’s kelp forests face significant threat. In eastern Tasmania, a 95% loss of Giant Kelp forests has occurred over the past four to five decades.Eliminating Deforestation
EUDR systems require more than just a list of deforestation alerts. EUDR systems require an enterprise approach to traceability that delivers a robust system of record for EUDR workflows, from transaction level integration with purchasing systems through to direct and automated submission of due diligence statements and numerous workflows in between.
