Transparency Without Lock-In
By adopting the AATP, you can:
- Be future-ready
Regulations and trade requirements are moving fast. The AATP ensures users won’t be caught re-building later down the track. - Maintain control
The AATP is not a platform or a product, it’s a protocol. You choose the tools, while the AATP guarantees they’ll connect. - Build trust
Every Digital Product Passport and Verifiable Credential issued under the AATP strengthens transparency across the entire supply chain. - Join a community
The AATP is shaped by industry, for industry. Your voice helps guide how the protocol evolves.
Your guide to getting started with the AATP
Click on the box that best reflects your position in the industry to learn more about
how you can adopt the AATP.
Bring your existing platform into the future of agrifood traceability by adopting the AATP.
Unlock seamless interoperability with supply chains, build trust with your partners, and future-proof your technology against shifting global standards.
Getting started is quick and easy.
- Join the discussion
As a solution provider in Australian agriculture, you play a pivotal role in the development and longevity of the AATP. Join the Slack Channel and attend monthly meetings to stay in the loop - but be prepared to roll up your sleeves and contribute! - Choose your role.
Whether you’re powering on-farm management, running traceability systems, or enabling certification, the AATP give you the blueprint of which to build your future. - Map and connect
Align your existing data with the AATP (and the UNTP) common language so your records and workflows speak the same dialect as the rest of the industry. - Showcase your innovation
Demonstrate to customers and partners that your solution is interoperable, trusted, and ready to scale across borders.
By adopting the AATP, you’re not just ticking a compliance box, you are positioning your software as a key enabler of transparent, sustainable supply chains.
Your Checklist
Turn standards into advantage. The AATP makes it easy to plug your platform into the next wave of transparent, trusted supply chains. Here’s how to get started:
- Identify your components
Decide what your software will support: from Digital Product Passports to Verifiable Credentials and Decentralised Identifiers (DIDs). These are the building blocks of interoperability. - Test and verify
Run your implementation against the official AATP test suite to make sure your solution is rock-solid, secure, and ready to connect with others. - Register your solution
Put your name on the map by registering as an AATP compliant solution provider. This signals to farmers, certifiers, and industry groups that you’re ready to integrate. - Power transparency
Bring it all together in production, enabling customers and partners to trust, trace, and verify every step of the supply chain.
If you have any questions, please contact the AgTrace Australia team.
Turn audits introduce trusted digital credentials. By adopting the AATP, you can streamline certification, reduce paperwork, and give producers and supply chains confidence in verified claims.
Your Checklist
- Define your credentials
Identify which certifications and audit you want to digitize. From organic and food safety to sustainability standards. These certifications can be about businesses, products, or places. Join the AATP working groups to find assistance in ensuring standardization. Check the list of registered solution providers for those that can help provide implementations. - Adopt Digital Formats
Implement Verificable Credentials and Digital Conformity Credentials aligned with the AATP so your certifications can move securely and seamlessly across systems. - Test and align
Use the AATP test suite to verify your digital credentials work as intended and can be trusted by partners across the chain. - Issue with confidence
Register as an AATP certifier and start issuing credentials that unlock trust, transparency, and efficiency for your clients.
With the AATP, certifiers move from paper and PDFs to a future where trust is digital, portal, and instantly verifiable.
If you have any questions, please contact the AgTrace Australia team.
Lead your sector into the future of trust and transparency. With the AATP, industry bodies can give members the tools to align, comply, and compete globally.
Your Checklist
Turn standards into advantage. The AATP makes it easy to plug your platform into the next wave of transparent, trusted supply chains. Here’s how to get started:
- Set the vision
Identify the certifications, data standards, or sustainability commitments your sector needs to move forward. - Adopt the protocol
Use the AATP framework to give your members a shared language for Digital Product Passports, verifiable Credentials, and supply chain transparency. - Guide your members
Support solution providers, producers, and certifiers in testing and aligning with AATP, ensuring everyone can connect seamlessly. - Scale transparency
Capture your work and efforts in the AATP, and lead the charge in making trusted, digital transparency the new normal.
By rallying your sector around the AATP, you help members stay competitive while building trust with regulators, retailers, and consumers.
If you have any questions, please contact the AgTrace Australia team.
Unlock supply chain transparency without picking winners. With the AATP, you don’t have to choose a single software or solution, just ask your suppliers to adopt the standards.
Your Checklist
- Ask for the AATP
Signal to your supply chain that you expect Digital Product Passports and Verifiable Credentials to be aligned with the AATP. - See the full picture
Gain the ability to trace products through every step of the supply chain, verifying sustainability, compliance, and authenticity wherever you want it. - Verify with confidence
Use your existing systems to check credentials instantly. The AATP makes them interoperable, no matter what platform your suppliers are using. - Future proof your supply chain
By adopting and promoting the AATP, you avoid lock-in and ensure your business stays ready for evolving regulations and market demands.
If you have any questions, please contact the AgTrace Australia team.
