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Mining a verifiable chain of custody.

When every sample travels, it must answer for its journey. For this mining group, it now does.

Mining & Minerals
100 %
100 % of samples tracked from mine to lab
12 production sites linked to one reference frame
3 weeks to deploy on the first site

The context

An African mining group tracked its samples on paper, across sites, labs and subcontractors.

The problem

A disputed cargo could not prove its origin or its route. Each dispute weighed weeks and millions.

The solution

SynTrack time-stamps every sample transfer, SynField supports field teams and SynBoard consolidates grades.

The result

Every sample answers for its full journey. Disputes are settled with a history, not with estimates.

What changes, in detail

The deployment, step by step

01

Week 1

Mapping of collection points and flows.

02

Weeks 2–3

Equipping sites and training agents.

03

Week 4

First batches tracked, first alerts.

04

First season

Before/after comparison on the same volumes.

A sample has a journey. Now it proves it.
QU
Quality Director Mining group, West Africa

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