Efficient supply chain management empowered by transparency
Your platform to conquer the supply chain complexities of today and tomorrow.
Monitor the sustainability standards in supply chains, get real-time updates, know your risks and keep stakeholders accountable.
Get deeper in your supply chain with multi-tier accessibility all in one platform.
Change the game.
Manage fashion supply chains, together
Supply chains are highly complex. Stakeholders are scattered and are not always connected digitally. For the procurement team, its vital that you can identify, trace, and connect to your key vendors so that you can get information when you need it. This data can help you keep track of current order statuses, mitigate against future risks. and open up a pathway for your network to manage your sustainable supply chains, together.
Empowering procurement with retraced
The perfect supply chain overview to help trace, inform and act.
Multi-tier overview
Actionable visibility is a game-changer. Get a deeper, interactive multi-tier overview of your supply chain, past tier 1 and tier 2.
Product & material tracing
Stay informed with updates on order statuses from connected supply chain partners - all integrated in one platform.
Powerful risk insights
Make the most of your shared insights with our supplier risk management tool so that you can better understand and take action on problem areas.
Why our clients use retraced
“We believe transparency is the first step to transform the industry. We must join forces with suppliers and consumers to achieve more – and retraced is the right tool to bridge the two forces.”
Marian von Rappard, Owner
DAWN DENIM (Germany/Vietnam)
Fair fashion brand that produces their clothes in highest scored Fair Wear Factory in the world.
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