For certifiers & reviewers
Client files you can actually trace
When a client keeps records in Trazo, what reaches your desk is dated, parcel-linked, and organized the way your checklist reads — authored and confirmed by the operator, as the rule requires.
A packet that follows the Common OSP
Module answers mapped to 7 CFR 205.201(a), the § 205.406 annual update and the § 205.400(f) notices filed during the year, one parcel application per field (location, land history compiled from the seasons logged, buffers, incidents, map), the four attachment workbooks, and an audit PDF with inline Part 205 citations. N/A topics carry an explicit operator attestation instead of silence.
A live review link — not an exported snapshot
Most tools hand you a document package that was true the day it was exported. Clients on Trazo can share a read-only link that opens their records in the browser as they stand today — activity log, inputs with National List and OMRI/WSDA cross-references, and the documents shelf — no account required on your side. Ask a follow-up in March and look at March's records, not November's PDF.
Records that answer the follow-up question
Every input application carries product, rate, area, and applicator; harvests carry quantity and destination; equipment shared with conventional ground links to the cleaning that preceded the pass. The trail from lot to field is a click, not a phone call.
Reviewing a Trazo client — or want a walkthrough?
We will show you exactly what your clients see and what you receive. Async, no sales call required.