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Trace for Good

Trace for Good

by Trace For Good, SAS

Supply Chain Traceability Software

Supply Chain Sustainability
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Updated by Onye Dike on October 8th, 2026
Trace For Good is a French supply chain traceability and sustainability data management platform developed by Paris-based Trace For Good SAS. It helps brands and retailers collect, verify and organize product information across multiple supplier tiers, supporting regulatory compliance, environmental impact assessments and Digital Product Passports (DPPs). Particularly relevant to fashion, textiles and footwear, the platform addresses the difficulty of obtaining reliable data from fragmented international supply chains. Its configurable workflows connect suppliers, manufacturers and brands while reducing manual information requests. Target users include sustainability, procurement, compliance and product management teams seeking greater supply chain transparency and verifiable product information.

Available Supply Chain Sustainability Features

Audit Support
Compliance Reporting
Cost Tracking
Customizable Dashboards
Digital Product Passports (DPP)
Real-Time Monitoring (non-energy)
Resource Tracking & Optimization
Risk Assessment & Scoring
Scope 3 Emissions Tracking
Supplier Collaboration Tools
Supplier ESG Assessment
Supply Chain Traceability
Workflow Automation

Missing Supply Chain Sustainability Features

Benchmarking & Peer Comparison
Integration with IoT Sensors
Lifecycle Assessment
Scope 1 Emissions Tracking
Scope 2 Emissions Tracking

Pricing

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Available Since

2021

Deployment Options

  • Web Browser (Cloud - Based)

Good Option For

  • Freelancers (1 person company)
  • Microbusiness (2-10 people)
  • Small Business (11-50 people)
  • Medium Business (51-250 people)
  • Large Business (250+ people)

Deep dive

Core Features

Trace For Good combines supplier engagement, product traceability, environmental data collection and regulatory reporting within a configurable SaaS environment. Its main features include:

  • Multi-Tier Supply Chain Traceability: Maps products, materials, manufacturing sites and suppliers through cascading data requests, allowing suppliers to collect information from their upstream partners.

  • Supplier Collaboration & Data Collection: Provides a multilingual supplier portal, customizable questionnaires, bulk updates, automated reminders and dashboards for monitoring supplier responses.

  • Environmental Impact Assessment: Collects product- and supplier-level data on emissions, water consumption, materials and manufacturing processes. Integration with Ecobalyse supports French textile environmental cost calculations, while data can be exported to LCA software.

  • Digital Product Passports: Enables the creation of customizable product passports containing traceability, composition, certification and environmental information, accessible through websites and QR codes.

  • Document & Risk Management: Centralizes certificates, audit evidence and compliance documents, with AI-assisted data extraction, expiry alerts and configurable risk scoring to identify supplier and product-related concerns.

Closing Insights

The Paris-based company reports that its multilingual platform is used by more than 20,000 supply chain partners. In November 2024, Trace For Good raised €3.5 million in funding to support its technological development and expansion across Europe. Although particularly relevant to French textile regulations, Trace For Good also addresses broader European requirements, including preparations for Digital Product Passports under the ESPR. The platform supports integration with ERP, PLM and PIM systems through APIs and other data exchange methods. Prospective users are invited to contact the company for a demo and discuss deployment requirements.

Use Trace for Good as...

Supply Chain Sustainability