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The data you collect for compliance is worth more than compliance.
Every trip, discharge, transformation and shipment recorded in SmarTuna is also a measurement. Analytics turns that record into a picture of your supply chain — volumes, species, partners, fleet performance and product flow — from data you're already capturing.
The shift
Reporting you don't have to assemble.
Most supply-chain reporting is built after the fact: exporting from one system, reconciling against another, rebuilding the same view every month because the underlying numbers live in different places.
Here the numbers are a by-product of operations. Because catch, discharge, processing and shipment data flow in as they happen, the reporting is current without anyone compiling it — and it reconciles, because every figure traces to the same underlying record.
What you can see
Five views of the same chain.
Supply and catch
Landed and discharged volumes by fishing group, landing site, species and month; certified versus total weight; species balance across the year; and catch still at sea, moving toward you.
Incoming raw material
What each processor received, by species, size grade and partner — discharged weight, certified volume, damaged fish, and how it reconciles against the trips it came from.
Fleet performance
Vessel and carrier activity, trips, certified catch by species and flag state, and discharge by carrier or container.
Product and market flow
Volumes shipped by month, retail and consumer units produced, processors involved, destination markets and containers shipped.
Trips and operations
Verified weight per Raw Material ID, average and total trip duration, accrued fishing days, landing sites and the partners in play.
Behind the numbers
A number in a chart is never orphaned.
Analytics runs on the same reference data the rest of the platform uses — vessels, ports, products and their specifications, catch records and out-turn reports.
You can move from a total to the vessel, port, product or report behind it, and keep going until you reach the underlying event.
Shaped around roles
Built for the people who use it.
Different roles need different views, so the dashboards are shaped around them.
A fishing group
Looks at fleet performance — trips, certified catch by species and flag state, discharge by carrier.
A processor
Looks at incoming raw material — what arrived, from which partner, and how it reconciles against the trip.
A brand
Looks at what has been shipped and where — volumes by month, units produced, destination markets.
Filters follow the way the business is actually organized — by partner, processor, landing site, species, destination and period — so a question gets answered without a data request.
The compliance dividend
This is the part that changes the economics of traceability.
The same first-mile capture that makes your sourcing provable also gives you operational visibility you'd otherwise pay separately to build.
Once the data is flowing, it stops looking like a compliance cost and starts looking like valuable infrastructure. See the cost case.
The result
What this means for your business.
Built for the whole ocean
See your supply chain in numbers.
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.