Sativa L Trace covers every stage of the regulated cannabis production cycle with controls designed for the Costa Rican legal framework — anchored to a blockchain regulators can verify.
Immutable record of every event: planting, germination, harvest, drying, trim, cure, extraction, processing, analysis, and sale. Every event chained by hash to the previous one, with the actor who performed it anchored to the ledger.
Two-track model: internal movements are approved by the area supervisor with no friction; transfers on public roads require a guide signed by the regent, with mass reconciliation at origin and destination to prevent diversion.
Lab integration: the certificate of analysis enters the system and the professional regent reviews chemovar, THC, heavy metals, microbiology, and solvents before releasing the batch. Without their signature, the product stays in quarantine.
Every critical action requires the right role: area supervisor, agricultural regent, pharmaceutical regent, operator. Authority is validated on every transaction, not just at login.
The system prevents illegal combinations by design: a THC batch can't enter a hemp-only facility, and every legal instrument operates within its own scope.
Every batch and guide generates a passport with a QR code verifiable without login — an officer on the highway or an end customer confirms the product's origin and legality instantly, with filtered data.
No login, no exposed commercial data: origin, genetics, lab analysis, and the signatures of the regents who released the batch.
On the same platform, alongside the traceability ledger, you also see the IoT telemetry from your grow rooms and the genetic fingerprint of your chemovars — live climate data, actuators, and terpene profiles by cross. Telemetry lives in its own operational database: a volume of readings a blockchain isn't built to absorb.
See the IoT & genetics dashboardWhen an operator logs a harvest or a regent releases a batch, the system validates their role, anchors the event to the hash-chained ledger, and replicates it to the network's nodes. There's no "edit" or "delete": events are only ever added, and each one is signed by whoever performed it.
Not copying the "pure cloud" approach or a public blockchain was a deliberate decision. Every row in this table is a defensive moat, not a technical coincidence.
The industry's most common approach
Data sovereignty and legal fidelity by design
Every control reflects a real requirement of Law No. 10113 and its regulations. We'll show you how.
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