Transaction certificates are generated from a certification body’s platform, reported to dTrackit, and issued as paper-based copies, passed from party to party along the supply chain (see a sample here). A transaction certificate must always be authenticated against the certification body’s platform or dTrackit.

An eTransaction is an online transaction that is generated on an eTrackit technology provider’s platform, verified by a certification body, and shared with the buyer virtually. While an eTransaction receipt may be generated from eTrackit (see sample here), the online eTransaction remains the authenticated source. 

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We reserve the right to modify our certification fee structure including on-scope (site) certification, transaction certification, and eTransaction certification.  

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eTrackit: eTrackit is offered as an alternative traceability tool, using online eTransactions on eTrackit. In place of transaction certificates, eTransactions are subject to fee charges by certification bodies. An additional license fee may be applicable to the eTrackit tech provider for the use of the platform.

We reserve the right to modify our certification fee structure including on scope (site) certification, transaction certification, and eTransaction certification.  

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eTrackit: Certified brands can view the traceability of their products in eTrackit. However, for privacy reasons, the identities of indirect suppliers are withheld by default. Brands can request supplier transparency in eTrackit. Supplier transparency is granted when supplier agreement is attained and applies to forward facing eTransactions across all supply chains and traceability maps in eTrackit. Brands not certified to our standards are not a party to the certified chains and is not privy to information pertaining certification on the eTrackit technology platform.

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• Brand Scope Certificate (SC) API – makes available data from your own company’s SC, as well as the SCs of your company’s direct suppliers (the SCs of sellers on TCs where your brand is listed as the buyer)

• Brand Transaction Certificate (TC) API – makes available data from TCs where your company is either the buyer or the seller

• Public Scope Certificate (SC) API – makes available publicly sharable SC data (i.e. SC data excluding data related to facilities that are subcontractors and farms)

eTrackit: API is being explored for future phases.   

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eTrackit: Certified brands can manage their eTrackit suppliers, and eTransactions and view product-level traceability in eTrackit.  

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eTrackit: Brands interested in eTrackit for RCS and GRS can register to have their supply chain diagnosed by Textile Exchange and receive a report on the eligibility of their certified supply chains. As part of the onboarding process, eTrackit technology providers will work with the brands to onboard certified suppliers in their supply chain. 

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