Traceability

Timber Legality Proof

Timber Legality Proof

Dcode is the technology providing the method of creating and securing the legality evidence.

The geolocation dataset delivers a reference linked with the forest plot.

Sourcing the data at the timber harvesting time, Dcode the unfakeable method for single log authentication.

Geolocation Evidence

"First Mile" data creation importance is crucial for tracking each delivery, from the forest to all next for a of timber transformation, creating a new product, based on a HS code, and confirming the provenance, linked with the forest plot geolocation

Supply Chain

Collecting data at the "First Mile" is crucial for maintaining transparency in the supply chain and verifying the geolocation of timber sources.

This information about the origin can be transferred to the sawmill and linked to specific batches of goods, packages or even to individual boards.

Once this geolocation data is linked, the information flow is complete, ensuring a documented chain of custody.

Stakeholders can then use this data to trace the final wood product.

This system enables easier handling of downstream audits and automation of reporting processes.

Dcode

Dcode - encrypting variable code data sourced
by positioning satellite signals accessible globally

Geolocation accuracy of 2m

Timestamp accuracy of one second

Dcode benefits

Created when being applied

Tamper-proof, unfakeable data

Eco-friendly, elimination of any consumables.

Cost-effective

Digitalisation complexity move into a simple process
Once Dcode is applied and data record is sourced to a data file, all further provenance verifications are easy and fast in read and use

log marking by Dcode

image sourcing by creating a single log face fingerprint signature record

log measurement of single log faces diameters and length, lidar precision

Encrypted Dcode data reader

Forest

Forest plots of land creation by setting the geo-location polygon data.

Display the selected areas on the Web Client Interface screen and view available information and data created by the timber log authentication and verification system functionality.

Use satellite images preview in selected timeframes for deforestation analysis.

Forest plots of land creation by setting the geo-location polygon data.

Display the selected areas on the Web Client Interface screen and view available information and data created by the timber log authentication and verification system functionality.

Use satellite images preview in selected timeframes for deforestation analysis.

Digital Delivery Note

A transaction specification under the DDN process is supported with a load image dataset, sourced at shipment, verified at reception.

At the “First Mile” flow from forest, Dcode is applied at least once on a load, truck, container, and other.

Sawmill, Trader

A single log Dcode marking enables the capability to efficiently manage the inventory, segregate and transfer the provenance dataset to every transaction

The supply chains stakeholders have a vital interest in a highly reliable and verifiable information flow, linked to the traded commodities, providing authentication check on demand

Single log identification allows to segregate inventory by provenance, including geo-location and harvesting date positively impacts sales and stock turn over time and inventory management.

In case of non-compliant delivery an obligation of separation of questioned timber logs for official audit must be performed.

Board Level Provenance Data

At a sawmill upon reception, the digital delivery note transaction specification is verified at the sawmill gate, and/or each timber log with a Dcode mark.

During the production, geolocation data is assigned to each production batch, package, or even individual board, ensuring authentication.

This process is robust and capable of handling complex scenarios even where a single delivery may involve multiple origins.

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