Connect an existing food-safety/ERP system to Wholechain for blockchain-based seafood traceability
domain: wholechain.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Set up a Wholechain organization account and identify integration touchpoints in the existing ERP/warehouse management system.
Use Wholechain's API and/or Zapier connectors to push harvest, processing, and shipping event data into Wholechain rather than manual re-entry.
Configure data to follow the GDST-aligned, GS1 EPCIS-based capture interface so partners using other GDST-capable systems (e.g., Trace Register) can interoperate with the records.
Record each supply-chain step (hatchery/vessel through distribution) as an immutable event so downstream partners and consumers can query the full chain-of-custody.
Test interoperability with a trading partner on a different traceability platform to confirm GDST message exchange works end-to-end, not just internal record-keeping.
Known gotchas
Blockchain immutability applies to what's recorded — bad or fraudulent input data is still immutably wrong; the trust guarantee is about record integrity, not source-data accuracy.
Wholechain and Trace Register both being GDST/EPCIS-capable enables interoperability, but each still requires its own account, credentials, and per-partner configuration; there's no single shared GDST network to join once.
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