Eye-in-the-sky supply chain intelligence
We are bringing together the technologies needed to
reduce food waste, risk, and supply chain insecurity.
CONNECTED IoT SENSORS
Connected shipment sensors continually report location, temperature, humidity, and other environmental data.
BLOCKCHAIN SECURITY
Sensor data is audited and secured using blockchain encryption. Digital chain of custody data is shared with partners.
A.I. ADVISOR
Our AI engine predicts when something goes wrong, prescribes actions to head off risk before it occurs.
Food is a “pennies” business.
Exploding complexity. Growing regulation. Ecosystem stresses. A ballooning population.
The global food industry faces unprecedented pressures. But razor-thin margins discourage innovations that would lead to radical efficiencies and real-time resilience.
It’s created a data problem.
Even in 2020, food shipments continue to rely on paper records and fax machines, while data that could create significant efficiencies for food businesses remains locked in disparate systems.
New technologies like “blockchain for food” are trumpeted as solutions, but alone are mere pieces of the puzzle. The technology to reduce the need for phone calls, emails and faxes has long existed — the challenge has been how to fund these technologies when thin margins create risk aversion.
Three technologies working in concert can increase agility, efficiency & certainty during uncertain times.
IoT sensors, providing clean data to a blockchain-secured ledger, can power predictive algorithms to anticipate supply chain issues before they happen.
This is the Transparent Path opportunity.
We are food and tech executives on a mission to better secure our supply chain and reduce the $418B farm-to-landfill waste stream.
We’re currently seeking food producers, processors, logistics firms, DCs and retailers to partner with us to gain competitive advantage.
Make your entire supply chain visible — sign up for our enterprise pilot!
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Learn how connected sensors, blockchain security, and predictive intelligence can combine to create an efficient and agile supply chain for food.