Authors : Kishori Shekokar; Dhruv Thakker; Anupriya Singh; Abhishek Prasad; Manoj Yadav; Harshit Soni

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 3 - March

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Abstract : ChainCraft is an innovative digital platform that revolutionizes supply chain management by integrating IoT and blockchain technology. With its user-friendly interface, ChainCraft allows for real-time tracking of shipments based on important parameters such as location, temperature, and security conditions. The platform provides a secure, constant record of your program and increases supply chain visibility by ensuring transparency and reliability. Most important features include real-time monitoring, security and compliance analytics, historical shipping data checks, and interactive allocation for improved decisions. By leveraging IoT sensors for real-time data collection and Blockchain for secure and tamper-proof record-keeping, ChainCraft offers an efficient and reliable solution for businesses aiming to optimize supply chain operations. Users can monitor their assets seamlessly, assess past shipment performance, and make data-driven decisions to enhance overall supply chain efficiency. With its advanced tracking capabilities, security-focused architecture, and intuitive interface, ChainCraft sets a new standard for smart, transparent, and secure supply chain management.

Keywords : Supply Chain Management, IoT, Blockchain, Real-Time Tracking, Security & Transparent.

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