TraceR2C
Stop chasing evidence.
Start proving compliance.
Stop chasing evidence.Start proving compliance.
Bring every requirement, supplier, facility, product, and decision into one audit-ready system — so your team can respond with confidence, without the scramble.
Connect supplier requirements, evidence, approvals, and audit decisions in one traceable system.
- Supplier documentation
- COA analysis
- Risk analysis
Audit week is a fire drill that never should have started.
The evidence exists. It's just scattered across inboxes, shared drives, and spreadsheets — unverified, unlinked, and stale the moment it lands. When the auditor calls, everyone scrambles to reconstruct proof that should have existed all along.
Scattered inputs
COAs arrive by email. Certificates live in someone's drive folder. Declarations come back as faxed PDFs. Nothing lands in one place, in one shape.
Manual verification
A QA specialist reads every certificate line by line, against every spec, for every lot. Slow, expensive, and quietly error-prone at 4 p.m. on a Friday.
A stale picture of risk
Your supplier review is a snapshot from last quarter. Recalls, sanctions, and filings don't wait for your spreadsheet to catch up.
Storage is not proof.
Proof is continuous.
A PDF in a folder is storage.
It proves a file was saved. Nothing about whether it was read, checked, current, or true.
A verified record is proof.
Read against your specs, graded, timestamped, and linked to the requirement it satisfies.
TraceR2C closes that gap.
Continuously — every supplier, every lot, every framework. Not once a quarter. Every day.
Request it. Verify it. Prove it.
Three products, one loop. Each hands its output to the next — so the record you show an auditor is the same one your team works from every day.
Every requirement, out the door and back — automatically.
ComplianceFlow sends each supplier exactly what you need from them, tracks what came back, chases what didn't, and flags what's about to expire. No spreadsheets, no "gentle reminder" emails from your QA team.
COMPLIANCEFLOW →The AI reads every COA. You set the rules.
Upload a certificate of analysis and COA Analysis extracts every analyte, checks it against your spec limits, and grades the lot in seconds — with the reasoning attached. Your specialists stop reading PDFs and start reviewing exceptions.
COA ANALYSIS →Every supplier, scored. Every signal, watched.
Supplier Risk monitors recalls, sanctions, regulatory filings, courts, and news for every supplier you plug in — and distills it into one defensible 0–100 score, weighted and explained. Triage by risk, not by gut feel.
SUPPLIER RISK →Don't take our word for it. Click around.
This is the TraceR2C platform, live in the page. Use the sidebar to tour suppliers, documents, COA grading, risk scoring, and the evidence packets an auditor actually receives.
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This is what proof looks like.
When an auditor asks for a lot trace, you don't assemble anything. You open the evidence packet — already linked, already verified, already exportable.
A living library of the frameworks you answer to.
TraceR2C maintains each framework as structured requirements — not PDFs — and maps your evidence to the clauses it satisfies. When a regulation changes, your gap list updates.
Browse the full framework library — each one documented: what it is, who it applies to, and the evidence auditors expect.
We don't replace your systems. We make them defensible.
ERP, WMS, and MES run your operation. TraceR2C sits above them as the compliance intelligence layer — reading their outputs and turning them into proof.
Asked by every QA director we meet.
How is this different from document management?+
How does AI COA grading actually work?+
We already have an ERP with a compliance module.+
What does an auditor actually see?+
Which regulations do you cover?+
Your next audit is scheduled.
So is your readiness.
See your own suppliers, your own COAs, and your own frameworks running in TraceR2C — in a 30-minute working demo, not a slideware tour.