Lubricant rack supply chain management is based on a complex supply chain with multiple distributors, carriers, and re-packagers, driving unique challenges and inefficiencies.

Fuel rack management is difficult due to several challenges, beginning with the number of buyers and purchasing representatives, and the difficulty of reconciling data across different transactions.

The Upstream or Exploration and Production supply chain covers multiple regions, with varying processes and regulations, driving a lack of standardization which in turn creates inefficiency.

The often disjointed communications and incomplete data underlying the midstream asset management process threaten to limit the space’s efficiency and as a result, growth.

A complicated and opaque drug supply chain has allowed for the proliferation of counterfeit drugs, threatening customer's health and the integrity of the drug industry.

The agricultural supply chain is convoluted, complex, and lacks any form of traceability, creating a significant consumer trust deficit and inefficiencies for all stakeholders.

40-80 percent of fertilizer is lost to the environment, largely driven by manual and lagging systems which are unable to provide oversight on lost product and waste.

The $25 billion that the USDA allocates to fertilizer subsidy payments does not always reach its intended effect, with frequent misallocation, delays, and inefficiencies.

The lack of traceability in the food supply chain allows for operational errors and fraud, which in turn drive unnecessary and exorbitant food recalls.

Track energy and carbon usage on an immutable ledger with better frequency and automation using IoT devices and STRATO's RESTful APIs. Use smart contracts to automate CO2 impact calculations and tokenize the savings for use in a Carbon Credits Marketplace.