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Icologiq Knowledge ยท Concept
Traceability
The ability to follow the history, status, location or relationships of information, materials, products, actions or decisions through a process.
Also known as:
quality traceability, end-to-end traceability
At a glance
Definition
Traceability is the ability to reconstruct relevant relationships and history across a process. Depending on the industry, this may mean tracing document versions and approvals, audit findings and actions, batches and suppliers, product history, or decisions and evidence.
Why it matters
Traceability is a strong enterprise concept because it links controlled records, supplier quality, audits, incidents and compliance. It also allows Icologiq to speak to outcomes rather than software features.
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The ability to follow the history, status, location or relationships of information, materials, products, actions or decisions through a process.
Traceability is the ability to reconstruct relevant relationships and history across a process. Depending on the industry, this may mean tracing document versions and approvals, audit findings and actions, batches and suppliers, product history, or decisions and evidence.
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