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    Where your food is. What state it is in.

    Know where your food is, what condition it is in and when it will arrive.

    What you get with T57

    1. LocationWithout T57: Separate carrier portalsWith T57: One live view
    2. ProblemsWithout T57: Found on arrivalWith T57: Alerts in transit
    3. EvidenceWithout T57: WeakWith T57: Tamper-evident log

    TodayWith T57

    Finance, escrow and insurance come from licensed partners.

    A grain truck drives a dirt road between fields, seen from above.
    Service providers receive orders with the documents and schedule already attached.
    Where your food is. What state it is in. Animation in three steps. Today: blind spots between shipment and delivery. With T57: connect the shipment, monitor condition, act on alerts. The result: spoilage caught early and proof of delivery. Where?How cold?When??Blind spots between shipment and delivery 1Connect the shipment2Monitor condition3Act on alerts ✓ Spoilage caught early✓ Proof of delivery Where your food is. What state it is in.

    T57 solves the blind spots between shipment and delivery, by bringing location, milestones and temperature data for every shipment onto one trade record that buyer, seller, lender and insurer can all see.

    The problem

    Blind spots between shipment and delivery

    Once food leaves the warehouse, most businesses lose sight of it. Updates come by email from forwarders, carrier websites show different information, and temperature problems are discovered only when a container is opened. Buyers cannot plan, sellers cannot reassure them, and lenders and insurers have no independent evidence of what happened. The key challenges T57 addresses include:

    No single view

    Tracking information is spread across carriers, forwarders and ports.

    Late discovery of problems

    Delays and temperature breaches are found too late to act.

    Weak evidence

    Without recorded data, claims and disputes are hard to settle.

    How T57 works for you

    Connect the shipment → Follow it live → Monitor condition → Act on alerts

    1. 01

      Connect the shipment

      Booking references, container numbers and tracking devices are linked to the trade record.

    2. 02

      Follow it live

      See location, estimated arrival and milestones such as loading, departure, transshipment and arrival.

    3. 03

      Monitor condition

      For reefer cargo, temperature and humidity readings stream to the record.

    4. 04

      Act on alerts

      Delays, route changes and temperature breaches trigger alerts to the right people, and milestones can trigger payments.

    Features

    9 features, one trade record

    Multi-carrier trackingSea, air and road shipments in one view. For importers, this ends checking several websites.
    Milestone timelineLoading, departure, transshipment, arrival, customs release and delivery. For buyers, this supports planning.
    Predicted arrivalAI estimates arrival times from live and historical data. For distributors, this improves warehouse and sales planning.
    Temperature and humidity monitoringLive readings from reefer containers and IoT devices. For meat, seafood, dairy and fresh produce, this protects quality.
    Smart alertsNotifications for delays, route changes and condition breaches. For operations teams, this means acting before it is too late.
    Shared visibilityBuyer, seller, lender and insurer see the same data, based on their permissions. For everyone, this means fewer status emails.
    Milestone-triggered paymentsArrival or delivery can release escrow payments automatically. For sellers, this speeds up cash.
    Tamper-evident logKey tracking events are anchored on the ledger. For insurers, this makes claims evidence reliable.
    Proof of deliveryDigital delivery confirmation with photos and signatures. For both sides, this closes the trade cleanly.
    From the farm or factory gateIoT devices can be attached where the goods are packed, so tracking starts at the farm or factory, not at the port. For buyers, this means a record of the whole journey.

    Use case · Illustrative example

    Chittagong importer spots a reefer fault before it spoils a shipment

    A Chittagong importer is bringing frozen chicken from a verified Brazilian processor. During transshipment, T57 alerts the importer and the processor that the container's temperature is rising. The forwarder is notified on the same record and has the reefer unit repaired at the port within hours. The cargo arrives in good condition, and the temperature log shows the buyer and insurer exactly what happened.

    Why T57

    We believe that everyone with a stake in a shipment deserves the same, reliable picture.

    One version of events

    Tracking data sits on the same record as the contract, documents and payments.

    AI advises, people decide

    AI predicts arrival times and flags risks. People decide how to respond.

    FAQ

    Common questions

    Do I need special tracking devices?

    No. T57 uses carrier and port data for all shipments. IoT devices add live temperature and location for sensitive cargo.

    Who can see my shipment?

    Only the parties to the trade and the partners you authorize, such as your lender or insurer.

    Can tracking trigger payment?

    Yes. Agreed milestones, such as arrival or delivery confirmation, can release escrow payments automatically.

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