Problem.
When downstream handling is documented through paper certificates, fragmented records, siloed waste information, limited data sharing, or unverified third-party attestations, companies lose visibility into how materials move, who handled them, and what actually happened at each step.
That lack of traceability makes it harder to coordinate across partners, verify outcomes, support sustainability and compliance efforts, and maintain confidence in downstream processes. In some cases, these gaps can even lead to litigation, regulatory exposure, and broader company liability.
A verified tracking system helps close these gaps by creating a time-stamped chain of custody and clearer proof of handling, movement, and, where needed, destruction. It gives companies stronger downstream visibility, better data sharing across partners, and the traceability foundation needed for compliance, sustainability tracking, and more informed decision-making.
Ouro is the solution.
Ouro helps companies generate the proof and visibility they need. Our current product offerings include Certify, which creates verified proof of destruction for high-liability materials, and Trace, which provides chain-of-custody visibility across downstream flows for sustainability tracking, shared data infrastructure, and broader material transparency.