RavenTrack
Warehouse worker scanning a barcode label on a pallet of building materials

Connected Platform

A trusted record between organizations that don't share a system.

Construction involves manufacturers, distributors, contractors, owners and public agencies who each keep their own books. Blockchain-enabled records are intended to give them a shared, verifiable history of products and transactions.

RavenTrack treats this strictly as trust infrastructure. There is no token, no currency and no speculative component.

In development

The problem

What gets in the way today.

Disputed history

Delivery, quantity and specification disagreements are settled from conflicting records.

Provenance gaps

Where a material came from is often unrecoverable after handoff.

No neutral ground

No single party's system is trusted by everyone else.

Capabilities

What RavenTrack does here.

Shared record model

Records designed to be verifiable by multiple organizations.

Product provenance

Origin, batch, supplier and transfer history attached to material records.

Tamper-evident history

Changes recorded rather than overwritten.

Permissioned access

Participants see what they are entitled to see.

Trusted record chain

  1. 01Productrecord entry
  2. 02Supplierrecord entry
  3. 03Purchaserecord entry
  4. 04Projectrecord entry
  5. 05Locationrecord entry
  6. 06Userecord entry

Shared records between organizations, no tokens, no speculation.

Warehouse worker scanning a barcode label on a pallet of building materials

Outcomes

What changes as a result.

  • Fewer disputes over what was delivered and when.
  • Stronger provenance for compliance and warranty.
  • A trust layer for the wider network being built.

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