Introduction to the quick start guide

The Traceability quick start guide is a practical starting point for anyone wanting to increase traceability measures in their business. Users of the guide can follow a five-step process to help understand their traceability requirements.

The quick start guide will help users consider:

  • how a traceability system may fit into current business practices
  • whether specialised technology is necessary, or if current systems can continue to be used
  • what information a potential traceability service provider requires about their business and services.

Narrator:

Introducing a traceability system to your business can be daunting.

That’s why we’ve created a Quick Start Guide with 5 steps to help you get started.

By following these 5 simple steps you can assess your current practices, identify traceable products, understand how to collect and share data and build a business case for traceability.

Visit our website for more information.

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How will the guide help my business?

The Traceability quick start guide helps businesses in the agricultural supply chain understand which traceability system is suitable.

A traceability system can range from pen-and-paper to an electronic supply chain business management tool. The system chosen must work for the business, connect with supply chain partners, and be fit for purpose.

Using a practical, five-step process, businesses will be clear about:

  • what the traceability system can do for the business
  • how it needs to fit into current business operations
  • the capabilities and resources already available in the business
  • the budget
  • expected return on investment.
Page last updated: 01 May 2024