Digital tools

Digital tools can help people show who they are, where they work and which records support them. TradePass, GeoTag and GCI can link these pieces together, so groups and partners can plan clear steps that fit local needs and work ahead.
Start with the community and the context in which it works. Producers, partners and institutions identify existing records, relevant sites and the evidence needed for their goals. The approach reflects local requirements, the people responsible for each step and the information participants can safely share during the relevant review process.
TradePass is designed to support identity and credentials. GeoTag connects records with places and activities. GCI organizes relevant evidence into a view of standing. These foundations support a wider journey involving documentation, verification and services. Each programme explains which tools are available, what records are required and who reviews them before participation progresses.
This approach supports communities and institutions seeking a practical foundation for formalization, relevant records and lasting collaboration around their local priorities.
This is for you if:
- People need a way to establish and share their own identity
- Places and activities need clearer, more connected records
- Partners need a shared understanding of roles, relevant evidence and local requirements
- Communities face repeated requests for the same information
- A programme needs reliable foundations for future services, evidence and participation
Personal identity
TradePass is designed to support identity and credentials that help people describe their role and establish who they are.
Connected places
GeoTag is designed to connect places and activities with records that can be referenced over time.
Relevant evidence
GCI is designed to organize relevant evidence and support a clearer view of participants’ standing locally.
Shared foundation
These building blocks can support producer programmes, compliance services and collaboration as needs evolve.