Provena Trust · the factory-health dashboard
From one mill, to the whole group, to an industry association — through one interface. A single product whose view is set by who's looking, not by which app they opened. And it aggregates only signed roll-ups — never a factory's raw data.
The scope model
One dashboard serves a single factory, a multi-factory group, and an industry association — the difference is simply what each viewer is allowed to see. You get the same tool whether you run one mill or oversee a hundred.
A viewer above a set of mills lands here — rows are factories, each clickable. Carries the roll-up health, the portfolio-wide risk total, the Group-CFO financial lens, and the data-decided lead widget. The aggregate is the weighted composite of the mills, so it never contradicts the drill-in.
Drill into a row — or land directly, as a single factory — and see the four pillars, the health ring and trend, the buyer-relationship and risk panels, and a network-position tile that pulls the viewer back toward the cohort.
One artifact serves all
The same product, scoped to what each is allowed to see.
The health composite
Every factory's health is a composite of four pillars, weighted equally by default (compliance can dominate for buyers who weight it that way). The portfolio score is the weighted composite of member scores — so the number on top always reconciles with what you see on drilling in.
Tier-2/3 completeness — cotton → spinning → fabric → cut-sew, percent verified per tier, gaps flagged.
Audit-framework status and expiry, and the "enter once, satisfy many" pre-fill coverage.
Evidence-grade environmental and social metrics, drawn from passport and audit data.
Active orders, on-time percent, capacity utilisation — ERP-fed when connected.
What it surfaces
Drishti owns no operational records and signs no new facts. Its value is the altitude shift — and the network-effect risk that becomes visible only when you can see a cohort at once.
Drishti surfaces the risks you can only see from above — like a single upstream supplier that quietly feeds much of your group, so one problem there exposes far more than it first appears. What leads the view adapts to what your data actually shows.
One card per buyer: order value at risk, compliance status with that buyer, open asks. A ranked risk register puts a dollar or relationship consequence on each exposure — UFLPA on cotton origin, audit expiries, missing documents.
Higg, BSCI, SMETA, WRAP, ZDHC — status, expiry, next due, and percent pre-filled via Shetu. Plus the buyer-questionnaire inbox: incoming asks with their pre-fill percentage and deadline.
"You rank Nth of M on compliance" — the bridge tile that pulls a single factory up into the portfolio story, and gives a group or association a like-for-like ranking across mills.
Trust preserved through aggregation
A dashboard is only as trustworthy as its inputs. Drishti's integrity rests on one rule, and it's the same discipline each factory enforces from its own side.
Each factory instance emits a signed aggregate roll-up; Drishti verifies it against the issuer key, so the cohort number inherits the same verifiability as the underlying ledger. A dashboard figure re-checks to the signed source it came from.
A factory's raw transactional records — orders, production, inventory, finance — never leave its instance. Only the signed aggregate does. That's what lets a group or association see cohort health without any member opening its books.
A factory not yet running the Khotian ERP isn't excluded — a standard workbook imported via Sutra maps into the same member-row contract a live roll-up produces. Import is the on-ramp; live signed roll-ups are the destination, and the two are clearly distinguished.
Operations widgets are real but labelled "ERP-fed when connected"; generic-ERP, accounting, MES, and buyer-portal connectors are marked forthcoming, never presented as already wired. The dashboard doesn't imply data it isn't yet receiving.
Pricing
The same dashboard is sold to a single factory, a group owner, and an association, distinguished by permission scope rather than separate builds.
Pricing is scoped per deal. Year-1 introductory rates and verified BKMEA-member discounts available.
Part of the Provena Trust platform
Where the rest of the family produces verifiable facts — the ERP signs its ledger, Proman issues passports, Shetu pre-fills audits — Drishti is where those facts are aggregated, ranked, and put in network context, without ever pulling raw data out of a mill.
Supply chain visibility dashboard for apparel, footwear, and regulated goods. Aggregates verified data across the network.
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