Every Animal. Every Bushel — Protected.Traced.Tracked.

CFIA wants mandatory movement reporting, premises ID, and 7-day event windows. But cattle work happens at corrals and pastures where there's no cell coverage — not at the kitchen table. The SCA rightly calls it 'too onerous and expensive' — the problem isn't willingness, it's that the tools don't fit the reality.

Mobile app that caches data at the chute and syncs when you're back in range. Auto-populated PID and tag data from CLTS. Paper backup that scans to digital — because ranching doesn't stop for software.

Compliance-ready before regulations take effect. Designed around how producers already work, not how bureaucrats think they should. Creates the digital record CFIA requires without changing your operation.

High-volume move-ins require recording departure PID, arrival PID, date/time, individual tag numbers, and truck license plates. Manual entry at scale is impossible. RFID readers exist but aren't connected to reporting systems.

Automated reader-to-CLTS pipeline. Scan tags at chute, auto-populate movement records, and submit directly. Transporter link-sharing for three-step digital records without extra logins.

Process 500+ head move-ins in minutes, not hours. Eliminate transcription errors. Audit-ready records that satisfy CFIA graduated enforcement.

Hub of the livestock supply chain but most movement reporting burden falls on adjacent parties. New regulations require auction marts to confirm move-outs and maintain digital records. Volume and speed make manual compliance impossible.

High-speed RFID scanning integrated with auction software. Automated move-out confirmations to CLTS. Real-time manifest generation for transporters with PID auto-fill.

Process sale day volumes without compliance bottlenecks. Become the trusted digital node that producers and feedlots rely on for clean movement records.

End-of-chain traceability relies on every upstream actor having clean records. Current gaps in movement data mean recalls are broader and more expensive than necessary. SFCR requires full traceability for interprovincial product.

Trace-back in seconds, not days. Connected to upstream producer and feedlot movement records. Automated lot-to-animal linking. Export-grade documentation for international buyers.

Trace-back in seconds instead of days (Walmart-IBM pilot cut trace time from 7 days to 2.2 seconds). Satisfy EU, Japanese, and Korean import traceability requirements that command premium pricing.

Canadian grain producers already run sophisticated operations — 98% GPS adoption, precision seeding, yield monitors, bin aeration systems. The technology gap isn't at the farm level. It's in documentation: SFCR requires one-step traceability for interprovincial handlers, FDA FSMA 204 will require it for US-bound exports by 2028, and China's anti-dumping tariff uncertainty makes market diversification critical. The gap is export-grade paper trails, not producer capability.

Turn your existing quality practices into verifiable traceability records. Integrates with farm management software you already use. Automated documentation that satisfies SFCR one-step-back/one-step-forward and FSMA 204 Critical Tracking Events — without adding fieldwork.

Unlock non-GMO, organic, and identity-preserved premiums that require documented chain of custody. Diversify export markets beyond China exposure. Digital records that prove what you already know — your grain is high-quality — in a format regulators and buyers accept.

SFCR requires one-step-back/one-step-forward traceability for interprovincial and export grain. CGC grading happens at delivery but isn't linked to upstream farm records. Identity preservation for specialty crops (non-GMO canola, food-grade pulses) requires physical segregation and paper trails. Volume throughput makes manual record-keeping unsustainable.

Digital receiving that links CGC grade, moisture, and dockage to farm-of-origin in real time. Automated IP segregation tracking from bin assignment to rail car. SFCR-compliant traceability documentation generated at each handling step.

Reduce grading disputes with transparent, farm-linked quality records. Capture IP premiums by proving segregation to buyers. Export-ready documentation that satisfies both SFCR and FSMA 204 without additional admin overhead.

Canada's livestock traceability has persistent gaps — incomplete species coverage, inconsistent reporting, and no real-time movement visibility. Disease outbreaks require days to trace. The BSE crisis cost over $5 billion (Statistics Canada).

National movement data infrastructure that fills the gaps CFIA identified in consultation. Real-time dashboards for outbreak response. Provincial PID registry integration.

Enable the graduated enforcement approach CFIA promised. Turn traceability from a regulatory burden into a national asset that protects trade access and public health.