Ledgit

The provenance layer your supply chain has been waiting for.

Ledgit captures, verifies, and communicates the complete journey of every product through the supply chain — with cryptographic proof, standards-based data, and the required audit trail that regulations are mandating.

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ledgit.provenance· domain.IPC1782

03-MARMaterial PackingTW · Taoyuan

04-MARMaterial Logistics (Shipped)TW · Taoyuan

11-MARMaterial Logistics (Received)NL · Rotterdam

23-MARMaterial Package ProcessingNL · Rotterdam

04-APRMaterial Logistics (Shipped)NL · Rotterdam

12-APRMaterial Logistics (Received)DE · Bremen

13-APRMaterial Package ConsumedDE · Bremen

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The Challenge

Supply chains are converging on a single problem: they can't prove what they say.

Provenance is shifting from a marketing claim to a legal obligation. Digital Product Passports, forced-labour disclosures, and ESG reporting now demand verifiable evidence. Manufacturers need to prove what they say, and supply chain stakeholders need to verify it.

Fragmented data ownership

Current systems lock provenance data into silos. Single vendors hold the records, making cross-party visibility impossible and leaving stakeholders unable to verify claims.

Regulatory acceleration

The Digital Product Passport Registry launches July 2026, with full Ecodesign for Sustainable Products (ESPR) coverage expected by 2030. Green Transition Directive requirements begin September 2026. Affected organisations without a standards-based provenance foundation will face compliance gaps, recall liability, and greenwashing vulnerability.

Unverifiable claims

Without proof of the product's journey, green claims, sustainability metrics, and recycled-content assertions remain assertions. Stakeholders cannot validate them.

Limited transparency for downstream partners

Customers, recyclers, and compliance auditors lack structured access to the provenance data they need. Integration is manual, point-to-point, and labour-intensive.

Regulatory deadline timeline

Jul 2026: DPP Registry launches
Sep 2026: Green Transition Directive
Feb 2027: DPP mandates begin
~2030: Full ESPR coverage

The Platform

Proof of what came and went where — in seconds, not days.

A unique identifier is associated with a package at every point in the supply chain; every movement, inspection, and assembly step is recorded automatically. If a customer or other stakeholder asks "prove what went into this product," the manufacturer can answer instantly.

Standards-based architecture

Ledgit implements IPC-1782, W3C PROV data model, and ISO/IEC 15459 identifier standards. It speaks the language of standards bodies.

Cryptographically secured & blockchain-verified

Every provenance assertion is cryptographically hashed, creating tamper-evident chains, and blockchain anchoring provides immutable, independently verifiable audit trails. Data integrity is provable without trust in a single authority.

GUID-based traceability

Physical products are linked to digital records via Globally Unique Identifiers, enabling physical-to-digital bridging at scale. Integrate with existing serialisation, QR code, RFID, or Fibrecode infrastructure.

Production-ready deployment

Ledgit has been tested in production through a Scottish Enterprise Digital Trust pilot with a leading Scottish-based electronics manufacturer, proving value in real-world supply chain operations.

Capabilities

The full provenance stack.

Each capability is production-grade and works alongside the others. Pick what you need today; grow into the rest as your compliance scope expands.

Work Order & BOM Management

Capture product composition, component sourcing, and manufacturing steps. Hierarchical BOMs and work order data, queryable and shareable across the supply network without exposing proprietary formulations.

Geographic Journey Visualisation

Map the physical journey of products through the supply chain. Visualise shipping routes, storage locations, and hand-off points. Geographic data supports sustainability claims, resilience analysis, and regulatory reporting.

Entity Hierarchy Trees

Organise suppliers, manufacturers, facilities, and distribution channels in queryable hierarchies. Role-based access ensures each party sees only the data they're authorised to view. Support complex multi-tier supplier networks.

Configurable Domain Engine

Adapt Ledgit to different product categories and regulatory contexts without code changes. Define custom data attributes, compliance rules, and reporting formats. One platform for electronics, automotive, aerospace, food, and more.

40+ REST API Endpoints

Integrate with ERP, MES, quality systems, and downstream applications. Swagger-documented endpoints enable rapid integration. Push provenance data to Ledgit or pull verified records for regulatory compliance.

Role-Based Access & Data Sovereignty

Define granular access policies. A supplier contributes raw material provenance; a manufacturer sees component and assembly data; a retailer sees only the customer-facing summary. Data remains in control of the party that owns it.

Cryptographic Verification

Provenance chains are signed, hashed, and anchored to the blockchain. Downstream partners and stakeholders can independently verify integrity. Cryptographically provable statements about product provenance.

Compliance-Ready Reporting

Generate structured exports for Digital Product Passport registries, CSRD reporting, and third-party audits. Ledgit standardises the data; export adapters handle format-specific requirements.

Standards & Compliance

Capture data in standards-based format. Evolve easily with standards and regulations as requirements intensify.

IPC-1782: All Events - Material, Process, Batch, and Genealogy traceability. Positions you for aerospace, defence, automotive, and medical device markets where IPC-1782 is becoming mandatory.
W3C PROV: Data Model - The W3C standard for representing provenance. Your data is understandable by compliance systems, third-party auditors, and downstream applications without proprietary translation.
ISO/IEC 15459: Identifier Standards - Multiple identifier schemes supported (GTIN, IMEI, batched identifiers, URIs). Ensures identifiers work across multiple compliance regimes.
EU DPP: Foundation - Captures the provenance core of a Digital Product Passport — the product journey, material composition, and supplier data. Provides the essential provenance layer every DPP requires.

Industries

One platform. Configurable to any product category.

Electronics Manufacturing

Component genealogy, manufacturing origin, recycled content, and conflict mineral provenance. IPC-1782-aligned traceability ready for multi-customer audits and CMRT reporting.

Medical Devices

Component and PCBA genealogy for electronics destined for medical equipment. ISO 13485-aligned records and UDI-ready lot/serial traceability that satisfies OEM and Notified Body audits.

Automotive

Tier-N component traceability for ECUs, ADAS modules, and EV power electronics. IATF 16949-aligned PPAP records and serial-level genealogy for fast, targeted recalls.

Aerospace & Defence

Pedigree and provenance for safety-critical assemblies. AS9100/AS9102 first-article records and SAE AS5553 counterfeit-prevention evidence, with role-based access for ITAR-aware sharing.

Proven in Production

Tested in a real distributed supply network.

Ledgit has been deployed in production through the Scottish Enterprise Digital Trust Pilot in partnership with a leading Scottish manufacturer in the global electronics supply chain.

The deployment validated that standards-based provenance platforms are operationally viable and deliver measurable compliance and visibility benefits.

The pilot validated:

Ingesting multi-source provenance data across a distributed supply network
Maintaining data integrity through cryptographic hashing and blockchain anchoring
Supporting real-time query and audit workflows at scale
Enabling regulatory-ready data export without manual intervention

Inside the platform · live screens from the pilot

Activity timeline

Package journey · 17 days · 10 events

Every movement, processing step, and hand-off is captured as an event with location, agent, and timestamp — queryable in seconds.

Pilot reference

PO-DEMO-1003 · USB4110-GF-A · DEMO-W04

Integration

Ledgit works seamlessly with your existing stack.

REST API

Over 40 documented endpoints. Push from ERP, MES, quality systems, supplier portals. Pull verified records for regulatory submissions and customer communications.

Webhook support

Ledgit emits events when provenance data is created, modified, or queried. Trigger downstream workflows, compliance checks, or notifications.

Standards-based data model

W3C PROV and IPC-1782 exports feed cleanly into DPP registries, supply chain auditing tools, sustainability platforms, and regulatory filing systems.

Multi-tenant architecture

Each organization maintains data sovereignty. Multi-party access control lets suppliers, manufacturers, and retailers collaborate without exposing confidential details.

Get Started

Regulatory deadlines are fixed. Competitive advantage goes to organisations that move first.

Contact Septillion Technologies to learn how Ledgit can accelerate your compliance timeline, enable real-time supply chain visibility, and build customer trust through verified transparency.