TradeFox delivers critical supply chain knowledge in an environment that experiences changing compliance and security measures that impact on local, inbound and outbound trade.

Our Visual Supply Chain covers all industry levels of traders from farming, mining, and fishing through production and manufacturing out through wholesale and retail outlets to the consumer.

If a person can use the yellow pages or other trade directory to find a supplier they can use our trader navigator to identify buyers or sellers of products and services and classify them into their direct or indirect tiered trading levels and map them into their extended supply chains.

Whether you are familiar with the US NAICS, EU NACE, the Australian or New Zealand ANZSIC, the Harmonized system (HS) managed by the World Customs Organization (WCO) or the ISIC, CPC or SITC codes of the United Nations (UN) you can utilize TradeFox to create your visual supply chain of traders used from product raw material origin through added value processes to consumer outlets.

TradeFox lets you place traders of products or services you purchase from or sell to into five purchasing and marketing zones labelled imports, interstate, intrastate, local and exports covering products and the dependant services of air, road, rail or sea transport, customs brokers, freight forwarders, shipping agents, to cross border check points involving customs and permit agencies to outsource warehousing and distribution used directly or indirectly by any trader in the supply chain.

TradeFox can be used to monitor inbound, district, or outbound trade in any country, city, town or other locality set by the trader as a supply chain accountable for trade. Compliance and security measures can be in place at the planning stages of business and for each company used in the extended supply chain. This gives visual planning and supply chain vigilance to staff who can assess the trade rules of all catalogued traders added to the TradeFox buy and sell zones.

A trader can list each trading location of a company and the staff, down to photograph and record of last police check, involved in direct or indirect sales, purchasing and other logistic activities for local, import or export trade of raw materials, components or finished goods.

Our extensive trade library provides access to trade rules for endangered species (CITES), illicit drugs, medicines, food standards, cosmetics, chemicals and the cross border movement of hazardous waste to other restricted or prohibited products ranging from defense equipment, weapons and dual use products, their components or production equipment that can be used to support terrorism.

There are many other trade rules where shared visibility and vigilance is required to protect a country's wealth, their people or environment ranging from protection of heritage places and artifacts to intellectual property, correct tariff classification for balance of payments and payment of duty, excise or taxes, to censorship and the security and quarantine treatment of inbound shipping containers, packaging and products.

While the global rules in TradeFox are inbound and outbound related to products, they can also be defined as rules that importers and exporters must comply with to trade locally in the majority of countries signatory to international treaties and agreements, e.g. World Trade Organization, ASEAN, APEC, NAFTA, European Union (EU).

Local traders can utilize TradeFox to align their business with competing imports within the global standards accepted by 140 nations, and demonstrate to governments that they are pro-active in global supply chain security. They can place themselves in a ready to import or export level of compliance to trade world-wide.

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