About TTpro

TTpro is a purpose-driven, tech-first supply chain platform transforming how the fashion and textile industry manages traceability, compliance, and circularity.

We were founded with a clear belief that traceability and transparency should be affordable, accessible, and operationally feasible for every business - from growing manufacturers to global brands. In an industry often challenged by fragmented supply chains, inconsistent data, and increasing regulatory demands, TTpro provides a single, integrated solution to simplify and future-proof supply chain management.

We wanted to take this opportunity to introduce you to TTpro. The foundation of TTpro lies in the extensive experience of its founder, Amish Gosai, who began his traceability journey in 2010. Over the years, Amish worked on developing various traceability and transparency tools, including the Benchmarking of physical tracers and digital platforms. Click Here. His pivotal work on the Central Database System (CDS) - a joint initiative by Textile Exchange and GOTS - provided first-hand insights into the complexities of traceability in textile value chains.

Building on this foundation, he led the creation of dTrackit and eTrackit, tools designed to authenticate and track certified materials with accuracy and reliability. TTpro was born out of this rich experience, combining compliance expertise with practical, industry-informed design to deliver a platform specifically built to help fashion and textile businesses achieve deep, digital transparency across their value chains.

The platform is built on the belief that traceability should be accessible, affordable, and equipped to handle the real-world operational complexities of global supply chains — ensuring brands and manufacturers can confidently navigate today's sustainability demands and regulatory expectations.

TTpro’s core structure is based on the key principles mentioned in ISO 22095:2020 Chain of Custody — General Terminology and Models, ISO 22005:2007, ISO 23664:2021, and ISO 21849:2006. Click Here. It is designed to cater to the needs of identity preservation, segregation, mass balance, and book & claim models of chain of custody, along with various assurance levels such as self-declaration, second-party (peer-to-peer) validation, third-party validation, and the option to add physical tracers or markers.