Trace · By Rappor

The risk is not the device. It is the relationship nobody revoked.

Trace connects people, resources, responsibilities, policies, and events so every movement has context — and every decision can be substantiated.

Beyond inventory

Inventory shows a position. Governance explains and controls the path.

Rappor Trace records, follows, and substantiates the lifecycle of corporate resources, preserving accountability, traceability, and evidence from origin to final disposition.

It complements MDM, UEM, ITSM, HR, and ERP tools by connecting facts those systems know separately, without requiring organizations to replace their current environment.

Product core

Four controls for governing reality.

01

Operational truth

Compare logical inventory, physical identification, people, and locations to see where records diverge from operations.

02

Continuous accountability

Keep accountable owners identified through transitions between stock, request, delivery, return, and maintenance.

03

Evidence and traceability

Reconstruct history through the person or the resource, with terms, versions, dates, operators, and events in context.

04

States and policies

Turn operating rules into verifiable flows that guide the next step and block inconsistent movements.

Complete lifecycle

From origin to closure, without gray areas.

01

Originate

Supplier, contract, and document establish the logical inventory.

02

Identify

Serial, asset number, and attributes individualize each resource.

03

Assign

Request and delivery preserve provisional and definitive custody.

04

Recover

Return, inspection, and treatment come before reuse.

05

Dispose

Retirement or final disposition closes the journey with context.

Operational evidence

Do not only know. Be able to demonstrate.

Each relevant movement preserves elements that help IT, Security, Compliance, and Audit understand and substantiate what happened.

01

Dual timeline

Review the journey through either the employee or the resource.

02

Versioned terms

Acceptance remains tied to the content actually presented and the evidence available in that flow.

03

Custody in transition

Previous, provisional, and next owners reduce ownerless intervals.

04

Actionable offboarding

Associated resources create a pending action; no active link allows a clear-release record.

When the relationship ends

Returning the laptop does not revoke access.

Offboarding can close the primary account while leaving sessions, credentials, permissions, or resources connected to the person. Each isolated system shows only part of the closure.

Rappor Trace connects people, resources, custody, and accountability to track pending actions and preserve evidence that the relationship has actually ended.