Suppliers: reference on every lot
Upstream traceability walks back to the source supplier, automatically.
Updated on May 7, 20261 min readfournisseurstraçabilité
Every lot received from a supplier keeps, in its history, the precise reference of its origin: supplier name, intake date, health certificate number when applicable. This information never disappears, even when the lot is split, merged or turned into sellable stock.
Why this matters
- On a health incident, you instantly identify the affected lots from a specific supplier.
- You track hatchery performance over time: loss rates, growth quality, compliance.
- You document the full chain for your audits and demanding customers.
The supplier reference is part of upstream traceability: walking back from a finished product to its zone, then to its source hatchery, in a few clicks, with no manual cross-referencing.
Tip
Filtering a supplier's history over the past year quickly reveals growth gaps or mortality spikes tied to a specific origin.