Dynamic traceability
Trace the real history of everything that matters.
EntityFlow reconstructs the history of any identifiable entity from ERP messages, scans, APIs, CDC and webhooks, then renders it as a timeline teams can actually use, whether the subject is a parcel, a batch, a device or a tagged product.
Traceability preview
Entity
PX-2048
Case ready
Connected sources
Enriched context
4 sources merged
Operational timeline
4 sources merged
State
Carrier exception
Customer
Alto France
Next action
Review manifest
The moment everything reconnects
Every event. Every identifier. One operational story.
A parcel, batch, device, or product: signals converge into the history teams can finally use.
Incoming signals
Parcel PX-2048
History reconstructed
ERPorder_48291
WMSparcel ready
Webhookcarrier scan
Supportdelay ticket
Product view
A real investigation surface.
Parcels, batches, devices, or serialized products: every identifier gets its history back in one investigation-ready place.
Reconstruction example
Entity timeline
Parcel PX-2048
Correlated
Connected sources
ERP
Kafka
CDC
Scanner
Webhook
Support
Projection health
Coherent history
Events reconciled into one readable operational history.
Investigation-ready sequence
6 sources merged
08:12
ERP validated order
order_48291 linked to parcel PX-2048
Linked
09:03
Scan event received
warehouse gate B · Marseille hub
Linked
11:47
Carrier webhook merged
exception flag reconciled with tracking
Linked
14:26
Case ready for ops
one timeline, six sources, zero manual join
Linked
Digital Product Passport
A product passport becomes useful when it reflects the product’s real history.
EntityFlow connects dynamic production, quality, maintenance, repair, and transfer data to a product, batch, serial number, or RFID tag. The data stays usable by DPP systems without becoming the passport itself.
01Product, batch, serial number, or RFID tag
02Up-to-date event history
03Data ready for DPP tools
Start with one identifier
Reconstruct its history. Decide what comes next.
Tell us which identifier matters and which sources already describe it.