Products / Proof Points & Verification
MSC chain of custody. EU-approved facility. Freely chosen employment. No child labor. Each one is a claim someone will eventually ask you to prove. SmarTuna turns each into a proof point — a defined requirement, with defined evidence, linked to the batch it covers.
What a proof point is
A proof point is that claim plus everything needed to stand behind it.
A clear definition of the claim and what it covers.
The specific documents or records that substantiate it.
The party in the chain responsible for supplying it.
The trip, batch, shipment, product or organization it relates to.
So an expiring certificate is visible before it lapses.
Once a claim is structured that way, proving it stops being a research exercise.
Proof point levels
Stages | Critical tracking events
Key data elements
Sustainable development goals
Criteria
The catalog
SmarTuna provides proof points covering the claims the seafood industry actually makes — environmental, legal, social and quality — and each organization keeps its own set. Create your own for the claims specific to your business or to a particular buyer.
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Document requirements
For every proof point, SmarTuna defines the document requirements that satisfy it — the type of document, who provides it, who it's for, and the level it attaches to. That turns a vague obligation into a specific, assignable task.
Instead of chasing an unknown list by email, your team works from a defined one — requesting outstanding documents from partners through the platform, with a collaboration mode that lets them contribute what they owe without opening up anything else.
Verification
Documents alone aren't verification. SmarTuna checks the parties in your chain against external registries and lists — RFMO records, ISSF PVR, MSC and ASC chain of custody, EU-approved establishments, IUU lists.
So a claim rests on the current status of the vessel, farm or facility behind it — not only on a certificate someone uploaded.
Social accountability & labor rights
Most traceability systems stop at environmental claims. SmarTuna carries the same structure into social responsibility — the area under the sharpest scrutiny, and the hardest to evidence with paperwork alone.
BSCI/Amfori, SMETA, Fair Trade, the FISH Standard for Crew, observer and monitoring reports — defined requirements, an assigned provider, and a link to the Raw Material ID they cover.
When a retailer asks how you know the crew conditions behind a shipment, the answer is attached to the shipment — not an assurance passed down the chain.
Evidence you can produce on request, and a record that you looked — in the area under the sharpest scrutiny.
Reporting
Compliance against a standard is shown as a matrix — the required data elements against each stage of the chain, marked as met, expiring, or not yet met, at whatever date you choose to evaluate.
It's the difference between believing you're compliant and being able to demonstrate it.
The payoff
Evidence is gathered as the product moves, attached to the batch it belongs to, and stored with its revisions and classification.
When the request arrives, the work is retrieved, not assembled.
The result
Built for the whole ocean
SmarTuna works across all oceans, all seafood species, and every major fishing and farming method.
Developed by Pacifical, the team behind the traceability system used by the world's largest MSC-certified purse-seine tuna fishery.