For brands, producers, and their partners
Connect your product’s origin, makers, and supporting information. Help customers understand its story and give trade partners the context they need.
Start with a 15-minute conversation with the founder.
Noor Jamdani Saree
Nokshi Heritage · fictional example
From a product label to the people and process behind it.
The information is there. The connection is missing.
The maker’s story is in one conversation. The production record is in a spreadsheet. The evidence is in an email. Every new question sends your team searching again.
Give customers a place to explore the people, origin, and care behind what they buy.
Keep the product and its supporting information together when working with trade partners.
Help your team see what is declared, what is documented, and what still needs clarification.
Who it’s for
Whether you make it, coordinate it, or bring it to market, the information should work for your business.
Brands & producers
Your product has a story. The information behind it is scattered across people, files, and supplier emails.
Help customers understand what they’re buying, with sources behind the claims you share.
For example: A heritage brand connects a saree to its weaver, declared origin, and care instructions.
Explore this use case for Brands & producersManufacturers & exporters
Product and production information is spread across teams, while every buyer asks for a different set of documents.
Make buyer handovers easier to prepare and keep supporting information connected to the right product.
For example: An exporter prepares a product dossier with its production details and the evidence requested by a trade buyer.
Explore this use case for Manufacturers & exportersSourcing agents & buying houses
You sit between buyers and factories, chasing files and reconstructing progress from messages.
See what is missing, what needs attention, and what is ready for the buyer.
For example: A sourcing agent coordinates origin documents from a factory before preparing the buyer’s product dossier.
Explore this use case for Sourcing agents & buying housesBuyers & importers
You receive files without a clear connection to the product, batch, or supplier conversation they belong to.
Make supplier information easier to review and spot what still needs clarification.
For example: An importer reviews a food lot’s harvest and packing history, then requests clarification on the supplied evidence.
Explore this use case for Buyers & importersWho sees what
A public passport is one view of a product. Your team and trade partners need their own ways to work with its information.
Manage
Admins and team members organize product records, gather evidence, and decide what to share.
Collaborate
Agents, buyers, importers, and suppliers receive the information relevant to their relationship. They may also run their own organization.
Discover
Consumers open a published passport to read the product story, care guidance, and information chosen for public view.
Restricted partner sharing is part of the intended product experience. The examples here illustrate it with fictional data; live accounts and access controls are still to come.
See an example
Explore a fictional product passport. The sample shows the public experience, with no account or workspace to navigate.
Heritage textiles · an individual item
Fragrance · a production batch
Specialty food · a traceable lot
All sample organizations, people, and documents are fictional. These examples demonstrate the experience, not live verification.
Start with a conversation
A 15-minute conversation with the founder about your products, partners, and information challenges.
If there’s a mutual fit, we’ll arrange a deeper walkthrough.