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How to review and validate documents

After your suppliers upload Traceability Certificates (TCs), you can review and validate the documents directly in the Certified Materials section. The system uses AI to automatically check and match documents with the corresponding Purchase Orders.

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📍 Where to find it

  1. Go to Traceability → Certified Materials

  2. Locate the relevant order

  3. Click the eye icon (View details) under Actions


🔍 Step 1: Review order details

In the order detail panel, you can view:

  • Coverage – Percentage of quantity covered by uploaded documents

  • Status – Current status (e.g. To Do, Completed)

  • Order information – Order number, brand, supplier, dates

  • Assigned users – Responsible person on both sides

This helps you understand whether all required documents have been submitted.


🤖 Step 2: AI-powered document matching

Once documents are uploaded, the system automatically:

  • Extracts key information from files

  • Matches documents to the correct PO(s)

  • Checks:

    • Quantities

    • Product references

    • Certification standards

This reduces manual verification effort and highlights potential mismatches.


📄 Step 3: Review uploaded documents

You can review the uploaded evidence:

  • Check if documents match the correct:

    • PO number

    • Product(s)

    • Quantity

    • Certification standard (e.g. GOTS, GRS)

  • Ensure documents are complete and readable

If needed, you can request updates from the supplier.


⚠️ Step 4: Identify issues

Look out for:

  • Missing documents (coverage not 100%)

  • Incorrect quantities

  • Mismatched standards

  • Incomplete or unclear files

You can follow up with the supplier to resolve any issues.


✅ Step 5: Validate and complete

Once everything is correct:

  1. Confirm that coverage is complete

  2. Ensure all required documents are valid

  3. Click Mark as Done

This marks the order as completed.

Tips:

  • Always review AI matching results before confirming

  • Do not mark as done if coverage is incomplete

  • Use due dates and reminders to follow up

  • Keep documentation consistent for audit purposes

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