Who did what, and when. On every trade.
See who did what, and when, on every trade.
What you get with T57
- HistoryWithout T57: Scattered across emailWith T57: One complete record
- ActionsWithout T57: UnattributedWith T57: Linked to a verified person
- ChangesWithout T57: SilentWith T57: Tamper-evident
TodayWith T57
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T57's audit trail solves the problem of trades that cannot be reconstructed, by recording every action on one trade record from first quote to final settlement.
The problem
Why trust is hard in food trade
When a shipment is rejected, a payment is late or a regulator asks questions, businesses often cannot say who approved what, or which version of a document was used. Emails, chat messages and spreadsheets leave gaps, and gaps lead to disputes, fines and lost finance. The key challenges T57 addresses include:
Missing history
Decisions and changes are scattered across inboxes and phones.
Version confusion
Nobody can prove which contract or certificate was final.
Hard audits
Auditors, lenders and regulators need evidence that takes weeks to collect.
How the audit trail works
Capture → Attribute → Protect → Share
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Capture
Every action on a trade, such as a quote, edit, approval, signature, document upload or milestone, is recorded automatically.
- 02
Attribute
Each entry is linked to a verified person, their company and their role, with a timestamp.
- 03
Protect
Entries cannot be edited or deleted, and fingerprints of key records are anchored on a blockchain ledger, so any change can be detected.
- 04
Share
Members export the history for an auditor, lender or regulator, with consent.
- Capture
- Attribute
- Protect
- Share
TRAIL COMPLETE
Features
What is included
Use case · Illustrative example
A Chennai exporter answers an insurer's claim review in a day
A shipment of frozen shrimp from India arrives in Dubai with a temperature complaint. The insurer asks for evidence. The exporter exports the trade's audit trail from T57, showing the inspection report, the temperature logs uploaded at loading, the bill of lading and the buyer's acceptance, each time-stamped and attributed. The claim review moves forward the same day.
Why T57
We believe that a trade record is only useful if every party can trust it.
FAQ
Common questions
Can anyone edit the audit trail?
No. Entries cannot be changed or deleted. Corrections are added as new entries.
Who can see my trade's audit trail?
The parties to the trade, and anyone they choose to share it with, such as a lender or auditor.
How long are records kept?
For the period required by law in each market.
Are AI decisions recorded?
Yes. AI recommendations and the human decisions made on them are logged.
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