Infrastructure federal mandates require. Rarely built.
Agencies need supply chain data they can trust. Commercial entities need compliance records those agencies will accept. Both problems share a root cause: operational data that was never designed to be verified.
CapabilitiesCountry-of-origin provenance chainsForced labor and sanctions verificationExport control and end-use documentationDomestic content compliance (BABA, IRA, CHIPS)Conservation program payment integrityEnvironmental permit data integrityCritical mineral extraction trackingCryptographic audit trails for IG and GAOSelective disclosure for multi-stakeholder reporting
The problem
Two audiences, one root problem.
Agencies enforce mandates that depend on supply chain data they can't independently verify. The companies subject to those mandates rebuild documentation every time a shipment or program is audited. Both depend on records reconstructed after the fact.
What Demia does
Records signed when they're created.
Demia signs provenance and program data at extraction, manufacturing, custody transfer or measurement. Origin under UFLPA, Buy America, IRA and CHIPS rules is computed from the source record, so it doesn't rest on self-certification.
Program integrity
Payments tied to verified outcomes.
Programs across USDA, DOE, EPA and Interior pay against claimed practices and outcomes. Demia connects payments to signed field measurements, with controls that stop one outcome from being claimed under two programs.
Audits
Audits become retrievals.
Every record is signed at creation and every access is logged. When an IG or GAO review arrives, the required export is a structured pull. The same trail holds for export compliance years after shipment.
Disclosure
Each party sees only its part.
Agencies, companies, oversight bodies and verifiers each see a different subset of the same record. Access policy is enforced at the data layer and every disclosure is logged.
