Connect the lot, shipment, and supporting records
Connect a lot to its supplier, shipment, and supporting documents. Review document-derived proposals before they become recorded events.
Chain of Custody
Connect lots, shipments, suppliers, and documents into one evidence trail. Review recorded handoffs and see where the chain needs more information.
Available through organization pilots. Discuss access and the records you need before planning a rollout. View plans
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Recorded lot history
The carrier dispatch record refers to 24,000 kg. No receiving confirmation is included in the sample trail. A document connection alone does not confirm the physical handoff.
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From the first question to the next decision
Connect a lot to its supplier, shipment, and supporting documents. Review document-derived proposals before they become recorded events.
Read quantities, dates, and event types beside the evidence. Dispatch, receipt, and a counterparty confirmation are separate assertions.
Ask for missing records, record a discrepancy, or append a correction. Sharing follows the evidence each organization chooses to make available.
Know what the result covers
The recorded trail depends on supplied evidence, access, and confirmations. A document link is not independent proof of a physical handoff. Missing records, restricted evidence, and unresolved quantity differences remain visible; Atlas does not certify the complete physical chain.
Chain of Custody
Connect lots, shipments, suppliers, and documents into one evidence trail. Review recorded handoffs and see where the chain needs more information.