--- title: 6 logiciels de traçabilité pour le luxe et les matériaux précieux en 2026 description: "6 logiciels de traçabilité comparés pour montres, bijoux et matériaux précieux : blockchain, DPP, division de lots, conformité OCDE, G7 et EmpCo." image: https://landing.itraceit.io/hubfs/ItraceiT/LinkedIn%20Visuals/Images%20iTraceiT%20-%20Socials%20-114.png --- [Passer au contenu](https://landing.itraceit.io/fr/blog/meilleurs-logiciels-de-traçabilite-du-luxe-en-2026#main-content) [![Logo](https://landing.itraceit.io/hubfs/Group%202486.svg)](https://itraceit.io/fr?hsLang=fr) - [Industries](https://itraceit.io/industries) Afficher le sous-menu pour {{ link.label }} - [Art et Patrimoine](https://itraceit.io/fr/art-patrimoine) - [Luxe et art de vivre](https://itraceit.io/fr/luxury-lifestyle) - [Ressources rares et précieuses](https://itraceit.io/fr/precious-materials-metal) - [Agriculture et Alimentation durable](https://itraceit.io/fr/sustainable-agriculture-food) - iTraceiT Afficher le sous-menu pour {{ link.label }} - [A propos](https://itraceit.io/fr/about-us) - [Technologie](https://itraceit.io/fr/our-technology) - Ressources Afficher le sous-menu pour {{ link.label }} - [Articles](https://itraceit.io/press-articles) - [Blog](https://itraceit.io/insights) - Programmes Afficher le sous-menu pour {{ link.label }} - [Gouvernement](https://itraceit.io/fr/government-program) - [Partenaires](https://itraceit.io/fr/partner-program) - [Contact](https://itraceit.io/fr/contact) Ouvrir la navigation principale Fermer la navigation principale - [Industries](https://itraceit.io/industries) Afficher le sous-menu pour {{ link.label }} - [Art et Patrimoine](https://itraceit.io/fr/art-patrimoine) - [Luxe et art de vivre](https://itraceit.io/fr/luxury-lifestyle) - [Ressources rares et précieuses](https://itraceit.io/fr/precious-materials-metal) - [Agriculture et Alimentation durable](https://itraceit.io/fr/sustainable-agriculture-food) - iTraceiT Afficher le sous-menu pour {{ link.label }} - [A propos](https://itraceit.io/fr/about-us) - [Technologie](https://itraceit.io/fr/our-technology) - Ressources Afficher le sous-menu pour {{ link.label }} - [Articles](https://itraceit.io/press-articles) - [Blog](https://itraceit.io/insights) - Programmes Afficher le sous-menu pour {{ link.label }} - [Gouvernement](https://itraceit.io/fr/government-program) - [Partenaires](https://itraceit.io/fr/partner-program) - [Contact](https://itraceit.io/fr/contact) - [S'inscrire](https://europe-workflow.itraceit.io/sign-in) Français Afficher le sous-menu pour les traductions Français Afficher le sous-menu pour les traductions [S'inscrire](https://europe-workflow.itraceit.io/sign-in) [Resources](https://landing.itraceit.io/resources?hsLang=fr) / / [Blog](https://landing.itraceit.io/blog?hsLang=fr) / Comparative # 6 logiciels de traçabilité pour le luxe et les matériaux précieux en 2026 6 logiciels de traçabilité comparés pour montres, bijoux et matériaux précieux : blockchain, DPP, division de lots, conformité OCDE, G7 et EmpCo. ![Guy De Smet](https://landing.itraceit.io/hubfs/ItraceiT/Website/IMG_6093.heic) Guy De Smet Oct 23, 2026, 2:48:14 PM 18 minutes read ![img](https://landing.itraceit.io/hubfs/ItraceiT/LinkedIn%20Visuals/Images%20iTraceiT%20-%20Socials%20-114.png) Summary ### Are your lots divided, merged, or transformed? Book a demo   Pour une maison de joaillerie, un acteur de l’horlogerie ou une entreprise qui travaille avec des matériaux précieux, savoir d’où vient un produit ne suffit plus. Il faut pouvoir relier son origine à ses transformations, à ses certifications et aux acteurs qui jalonnent son parcours, sans compromettre l’intégrité de ces informations. Le cadre réglementaire renforce cette exigence. Depuis le 27 septembre 2026, la directive européenne EmpCo encadre plus strictement les allégations environnementales et les labels de durabilité. Dans le diamant naturel, les restrictions européennes liées à l’origine russe reposent elles aussi sur des preuves de traçabilité. Mais tous les logiciels de traçabilité ne répondent pas au même besoin : certains visent la conformité des fournisseurs, d’autres le passeport numérique du produit fini, d’autres encore suivent la matière depuis son origine, y compris lorsqu’elle est divisée ou recombinée. Et pour les maisons qui ont aussi des lignes de maroquinerie ou de prêt-à-porter, les chaînes textiles et cuir s’ajoutent à l’équation. Voici six plateformes à connaître en 2026, leurs principaux domaines d’application et les situations auxquelles elles sont le mieux adaptées. Réponse rapide ### Le bon logiciel de traçabilité dépend de ce que vous devez prouver. Conformité fournisseurs dans la mode et le textile TrusTrace, Retraced Passeport numérique du produit fini et relation post-achat Arianee Origine des diamants naturels Tracr Historiquement, traçabilité et identité numérique des diamants et pierres précieuses Everledger Matériaux précieux de la mine au produit fini, y compris lorsque les lots sont divisés ou recombinés iTraceiT Méthodologie ## Comment avons-nous comparé ces solutions ? TCe comparatif est publié par iTraceiT. Les informations concernant les autres plateformes reposent sur leur documentation publique et sur des sources sectorielles ou institutionnelles consultées en octobre 2026. Il ne s’agit pas d’un classement absolu. Les plateformes répondent à des problématiques différentes. Nous les avons comparées selon six questions particulièrement importantes pour les chaînes du luxe et des matériaux précieux : 01 #### Couverture sectorielle Quels secteurs et matériaux la plateforme couvre-t-elle réellement ? 02 #### Cadres réglementaires Compatibilité avec le Guide OCDE, le RJC Chain of Custody, les mesures du G7, l’ESPR et le Digital Product Passport ? 03 #### Intégrité des données Les enregistrements sont-ils horodatés et protégés contre les modifications ultérieures ? 04 #### Gestion des lots La plateforme peut-elle suivre les transformations, divisions et recombinaisons ? 05 #### Intégrations Peut-elle échanger des données avec les ERP, PLM, laboratoires, certificateurs ou autres systèmes déjà utilisés ? 06 #### Contexte géographique La plateforme fonctionne-t-elle également dans les pays producteurs et dans des environnements opérationnels très différents ? Guide rapide ## Quelles solutions de traçabilité pour le luxe ? 01 **iTraceiT** —traçabilité sécurisée par blockchain, de la matière première au produit fini, pour diamants, pierres, métaux précieux et objets de luxe. 02 **Tracr** —plateforme blockchain d’origine des diamants naturels, avec enregistrement à la source. 03 **Arianee**— oinfrastructure ouverte de passeport numérique produit (DPP), identité numérique et cycle de vie du produit. 04 **TrusTrace** — plateforme de collecte et de structuration des données fournisseurs pour la mode, la chaussure et le textile. 05 **Retraced**— infrastructure de données fournisseurs et gestion de la conformité pour la mode et le textile. 06 **Everledger** — traçabilité blockchain des diamants, pierres précieuses et actifs de valeur, restructurée en 2023. En détail ## Les 6 logiciels de traçabilité pour le luxe en détail 01 Publisher of this comparison ### iTraceiT : traçabilité de bout en bout pour les matériaux précieux et le luxe En bref.iTraceiT est une plateforme cloud de traçabilité de bout en bout pour les **diamants, l’or, les pierres précieuses et les produits de luxe.**.Its permissioned blockchain infrastructure connects origin, transfers, transformations, lot splits and merges in a timestamped, verifiable history from raw material to finished product. Son infrastructure blockchain permissionnée relie l’origine, les transferts, les transformations, les divisions et recombinaisons de lots dans un historique horodaté et vérifiable, de la matière première au produit fini. Conçue pour les équipes supply chain et conformité, la plateforme structure les données nécessaires aux démarches liées au **RJC Chain of Custody, au Guide OCDE, aux mesures du G7, à l’ESPR et au Digital Product Passport européen.** Les données de traçabilité peuvent également alimenter des passeports numériques côté marque afin d’assurer une continuité entre l’amont de la chaîne et le produit fini. Traceability data can also feed brand-side digital product passports, creating continuity between upstream supply-chain information and the finished product.   Indépendante de tout producteur, marque ou consortium sectoriel, iTraceiT permet aux entreprises de garder le contrôle de leurs données et de choisir les informations partagées avec chaque partie prenante. Fonctionnalités - **Traçabilité blockchain de bout en bout :** chaque transfert, transformation, division ou recombinaison de lot reste relié à son origine dans un historique horodaté et vérifiable. - **Gestion des divisions et recombinaisons de lots:** lorsqu’un lot est divisé, ses nouveaux lots conservent le lien avec l’origine. Lorsque plusieurs lots sont fusionnés, leur historique reste associé au nouveau lot. - **Conformité multi-standards:** : iTraceiT aide à structurer les données nécessaires aux démarches liées au RJC Chain of Custody, au Guide OCDE, aux mesures du G7, à l’ESPR et au Digital Product Passport. - **Intégration aux Digital Product Passports** : grâce à sa collaboration technique avec Aura Blockchain Consortium, iTraceiT peut transmettre automatiquement des données de traçabilité sur les diamants melee vers les passeports numériques et tokens Aura. - **API et intégrations:** les données de traçabilité peuvent être connectées aux ERP, LIMS, systèmes de certification ou autres outils existants grâce à une API REST documentée et un environnement de test. - **Applications web** les opérateurs peuvent scanner des QR codes, ajouter des images ou documents et mettre à jour les informations d’un lot directement depuis le terrain. - **Gestion contrôlée des accès:** chaque organisation décide quelles données peuvent être consultées ou partagées avec les différents acteurs de la chaîne. - **Identité numérique et storytelling produit:** les informations de traçabilité peuvent alimenter une expérience accessible par QR code afin de présenter au client final une histoire produit fondée sur les données enregistrées. Limites - \- La profondeur fonctionnelle de la plateforme peut nécessiter une phase initiale de configuration et de prise en main pour les équipes. - \- Certaines fonctionnalités avancées, comme la notarisation ou les workflows complexes de transformation, apportent davantage de valeur aux chaînes comportant plusieurs acteurs, étapes ou exigences de preuve qu’aux opérations à faible volume. - \- Les intégrations API nécessitent une coordination avec les équipes IT ou les fournisseurs de systèmes concernés lors du déploiement initial. 02 ### Tracr: specialised traceability for natural diamonds At a glance. Tracr is a blockchain platform dedicated to**natural diamond traceability,**, from registration at source through to the polished diamond. Each registered stone receives a digital identity that documents its origin, transformations and journey through the value chain. Originally developed by De Beers and later opened more broadly to the industry, Tracr operates as sector-specific infrastructure for natural diamonds. Its model brings together producers, laboratories, manufacturers and commercial actors to strengthen continuity of provenance data across the chain. Features - **Registration at source:** diamonds are registered at origin to create a digital identity linked to their provenance. - **Rough-to-polished traceability:** stages between the rough diamond and the polished stone can be linked to its digital journey. - **Blockchain infrastructure:**recorded data is stored in a secure history designed to preserve its integrity. - **GIA integration:** selected Tracr provenance information can be linked to GIA grading reports. - **Access to provenance data:** supply-chain participants can consult recorded information about a diamond’s origin and journey. Limitations - \- The platform is centred on **natural diamonds,** without equivalent coverage for gold, coloured gemstones, watches or other materials. - \- It is less suited to companies that need to manage several categories of materials within one infrastructure. - \- Its origins within De Beers may remain a consideration for companies that prioritise a fully independent platform. 03 ### Arianee: open Digital Product Passport infrastructure At a glance. Arianee is a platform focused on the**Digital Product Passport (DPP)** and product digital identity. It combines a SaaS platform with a decentralised, open protocol that enables brands and manufacturers to create, manage and distribute interoperable digital passports. With a strong presence in luxury, fashion and consumer goods, Arianee covers DPP compliance, product lifecycle management and interactions with the product owner or user. Features - **DPP creation and management:** creation, validation, updating and publication of digital passports that bring together regulatory information and product data. - **Open protocol:** digital identifiers can be anchored on the Arianee infrastructure in order to preserve their integrity and interoperability. - **Cloud architecture:** infrastructure designed to manage digital passports and their data at scale. - **DPP and ESPR compliance:** tools to structure and control the information required for future regulatory product passports. - **APIs and integrations:** APIs and connectors designed for enterprise systems. - **Lifecycle management:** the passport can record repairs, ownership transfers, updates, refurbishment and end-of-life information. - **Post-purchase experience:** the DPP can become a touchpoint for warranties, services, resale, authentication and customer engagement. Limitations - \- Arianee is primarily centred on the **digital passport, product identity and lifecycle,** rather than detailed traceability of raw materials from origin. - \- For companies that need to document the origin and successive transformations of materials such as gold, diamonds or gemstones, upstream data needs to be integrated into the passport from the actors or systems that collect it. - \- Its approach is multisectoral and is not specifically built around the **chain-of-custody, lot-splitting or lot-merging workflows** found in some precious-material supply chains. 04 ### TrusTrace: supplier data for fashion and textiles At a glance. TrusTrace is a **supply-chain traceability and compliance platform** designed primarily for fashion, textiles and footwear. It collects, structures and links supplier data to give brands multi-tier visibility into material origin, product flows and compliance evidence. The platform combines supplier mapping, upstream traceability, document collection and AI-powered automation to centralise the information needed for risk management, product claims and regulatory requirements. Features - **Multi-tier traceability:** tracking of materials and products across different tiers of the supply chain. - **Supplier mapping:** identification and structuring of direct and indirect suppliers. - **AI-assisted collection and validation:** extraction and structuring of information from certificates, audits, reports and other supplier documents. - **Chain-of-custody management:** collection and connection of evidence needed to document material flows and claims related to origin or sustainability. - **Regulatory compliance:** modules designed to structure the data required for different regulatory frameworks and market requirements. - **Digital Product Passport:** generation of product identifiers, QR codes and interfaces that connect traceability data to the DPP. - **APIs and integrations :** connection of traceability data with other enterprise systems. Limitations - -TrusTrace is primarily designed for**fashion, textile and footwear supply chains**and is not specifically oriented around jewellery, watchmaking or precious-material workflows. - \- Its approach relies heavily on collecting, validating and connecting supplier data and compliance documents rather than on a blockchain ledger designed to create an immutable transaction history. 05 ### Retraced: supplier compliance for fashion At a glance. Retraced is asupply-chain traceability and compliance platform designed primarily for fashion and textiles. It centralises supplier, product, certification and risk data to help brands map their supply chains, manage compliance and collaborate with partners within a single infrastructure. Its positioning combines**Supplier Lifecycle Management, multi-tier traceability, risk management, AI-powered automation and Digital Product Passport capabilities,**, with a strong focus on sourcing, compliance and sustainability workflows. Features - **Multi-tier traceability:** mapping of the supply chain from finished product back to raw material. - **Supplier management:** centralisation of supplier profiles, contacts, certifications, documents and compliance information. - **AI-assisted risk assessment:** generation of risk profiles and identification of critical points based on ESG factors, documents and supplier data. - **Audit and certificate management:** collection, validation and monitoring of audits, certificates and supporting documents. - **CAPA and corrective actions:** creation and tracking of corrective and preventive actions with suppliers. - **Digital Product Passport:** traceability and compliance data can be used to feed DPPs. - **ERP, PLM and integrations:** supplier and product data can be integrated into existing ERP, PLM and DPP workflows. Limitations - \- Retraced is primarily designed for**fashion and textile supply chains**and is not specifically oriented around jewellery, watchmaking or precious-material workflows. - \- Its approach centres on the collection, validation and collaborative management of supplier data rather than on a blockchain ledger designed to make traceability events immutable. 06 ### Everledger: digital records for diamonds and gemstones At a glance.**traceability and digital identity platform**. historically focused on diamonds, gemstones and other high-value assets. It combines blockchain, digital identifiers and authentication technologies to document an asset’s origin, ownership, characteristics and related events throughout its journey. The current scope of its services should be confirmed directly with the company. Features - **Digital asset identity** creation of a unique record linked to the characteristics and history of a diamond, gemstone or other object. - **Blockchain records:** provenance and ownership events are added to a blockchain ledger to preserve the integrity of the history. - **Product authentication:** tools designed to connect the physical object with its digital record. - **API:** interfaces that allow provenance, compliance and chain-of-custody data to be integrated into other systems. Limitations - \- **Corporate evolution:** Everledger underwent a restructuring of some of its entities in 2023. For long-term projects, it may be useful to confirm the contractual and operational structure applicable to the service under consideration. - \- The platform covers several asset categories, but its public solutions are particularly focused on individual asset identity, provenance and authentication, rather than on detailed management of complex industrial transformations. Comparison table ## Comparison table: luxury traceability software ● Covered ○ Partial or outside the platform’s core focus − Not covered or not prominently documented Assessment based on official websites and the sources listed at the end of this article, consulted in October 2026. | Platform | Primary sector | Blockchain | Upstream coverage | Split / merge | DPP | Integrations | Best suited for | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | iTraceiT | Precious materials, luxury | ● Yes Permissioned blockchain | ● Yes | ● Yes | ● Yes | API, ERP, LIMS, certification | Multi-material supply chains and complex transformations | | Tracr | Natural diamonds | ● Yes | ● Yes | ○ Partial | ○ Partial | API, GIA integration | Natural diamonds at scale | | Arianee | Multisector, DPP | ○ Partial Open protocol | ○ Partial | — Not covered / not documented | ● Yes | API, ERP, PIM | Product passports and post-purchase engagement | | TrusTrace | Fashion, footwear, textiles | — Not covered / not documented | ● Yes Fibres | ○ Partial | ● Yes | API and enterprise systems | Textile supplier compliance | | Retraced | Fashion, textiles | — Not covered / not documented | ● Yes | ○ Partial | ● Yes | ERP, PLM, DPP | Supplier audits and certificates | | Everledger | Diamonds, gemstones | ● Yes | ○ Partial | — Not covered / not documented | ○ Partial | API | Asset identity and provenance; current scope to be confirmed | By profile ## Which traceability solution is right for your profile? The right tool depends on where you sit in the value chain and what you need to prove. Your profile What you need to prove Suitable solutions **Producer, trader or stone cutter** Lot origin and continuity after splitting iTraceiT; Tracr for natural diamonds **Refiner or jewellery manufacturer** Provenance of metals and stones, RJC compliance iTraceiT **Watch or jewellery brand** Material origin and product passport iTraceiT for upstream traceability, combined with Aura or Arianee for the brand-side passport **Fashion or leather-goods brand** Textile and leather supplier compliance TrusTrace, Retraced; iTraceiT for high-value components **Laboratory or certification body** Link certificates to physical lots iTraceiT via API integration Methodology ## How does blockchain traceability strengthen ESG compliance in luxury? Compliance requirements are pushing luxury businesses to document the origin, transformation and certification of their materials and products more rigorously. ### Blockchain adds an additional layer of integrity to that documentation: each recorded event can be timestamped and preserved in a history protected against subsequent alteration. For compliance teams, the benefit is also practical. Instead of reconstructing a product journey from documents scattered across suppliers, laboratories, certifiers and logistics partners, information can be connected within a single traceability history. This level of granularity helps companies prepare the data required by frameworks such as the OECD Guidance, G7 measures concerning diamonds of Russian origin and, where relevant, future European Digital Product Passport requirements. Watches and jewellery ## What distinguishes reliable traceability software for watches and jewellery? 01 #### Transformation management Materials rarely move through a supply chain in a straight line. A lot of rough diamonds may become several polished stones. Multiple metals may be combined into an alloy. A finished piece may bring together components from entirely different supply chains. **The platform must preserve the history through each of these transformations.** 02 #### Data quality and governance Traceability technology is only as valuable as the data that feeds it. Companies need to understand who can add information, who can amend it before validation, who controls it and what evidence can be attached at each stage. 03 #### Interoperability Infrastructure that works only within its own environment creates another silo. It should be able to exchange data with the ERP, PLM, laboratories, certifiers, logistics partners and other platforms already present in the supply chain. 04 #### Controlled data sharing Transparency does not mean making every piece of data public. Companies need to be able to demonstrate provenance or compliance while protecting commercially sensitive information. 05 #### Real supply-chain coverage A platform designed for a global supply chain also needs to work where the data originates, including producing countries and operational environments where digital infrastructure may be more limited. Methodology ## What changed with the EmpCo Directive on 27 September 2026? 27.09 2026 · Directive (EU) 2024/825 **2026 · Directive (EU) 2024/825 Directive (EU) 2024/825 has applied since 27 September 2026.** TThe new rules place stricter controls on certain generic environmental claims and sustainability labels. For jewellery houses, this reinforces the importance of connecting claims to verifiable information and supporting evidence. A lot history linked to third-party certificates can help structure that documentary evidence. Conclusion ## Which luxury traceability software should you choose in 2026? #### Each platform in this comparison serves a distinct purpose. TrusTrace and Retraced primarily focus on supplier compliance and supplier data in fashion and textiles. Arianee focuses on digital product passports, product identity and post-purchase engagement. Tracr specialises in natural diamond traceability, while Everledger has historically focused on digital identity and provenance for diamonds, gemstones and other high-value assets. iTraceiT was designed to trace precious materials from mine to finished product, including through splits, merges, transformations and transfers between actors. ![itraceit-logo-white-hd](https://landing.itraceit.io/hs-fs/hubfs/itraceit-logo-white-hd.png?width=1920&height=603&name=itraceit-logo-white-hd.png) ### If that reflects your supply chain, book a demo to see how iTraceiT can structure your traceability data and workflows. Book a demo Methodology ## FAQ: luxury traceability software What is luxury traceability software? + It is a tool that records the journey of a product or material from origin to sale, including transfers, transformations, certifications and other events associated with its lifecycle. It structures provenance information for auditors, buyers, partners or consumers. What is the difference between traceability and a Digital Product Passport (DPP)? + Traceability documents the journey of a material or product through the supply chain. A DPP is a digital record attached to the finished product and designed to bring together the information required by the applicable regulatory framework. A DPP can draw on traceability data collected upstream. Does blockchain guarantee that the data is true? + No. Blockchain protects the integrity of data after it has been recorded. The accuracy of that data still depends on its source, the controls applied at entry and the evidence or certifications that support it. Is the Digital Product Passport mandatory for watches and jewellery? + Not at this stage. The first ESPR Working Plan for 2025–2030 includes categories such as textiles, steel, aluminium, furniture, tyres and mattresses, but does not currently include jewellery or watches. What should you check before choosing a traceability provider? + Look in particular at how the platform manages lot splits and merges, the countries in which it can operate, data ownership and sharing controls, and how it integrates with your existing systems. How should you choose between a sector-specific solution and a multisector platform? + A sector-specific solution can be a strong fit when a company operates within a highly specialised value chain, such as natural diamonds. If your supply chain combines multiple materials, products or transformations, a multisector platform can help centralise traceability rather than layering several separate tools. How long does it take to integrate traceability software with an ERP? + It depends on the existing infrastructure, the scope of the integration and the APIs available. iTraceiT provides partners with a documented REST API, a test environment and integration support. ## Methodology - 01 GIA – GIA and Tracr, 29 May 2026 - 02 Arianee - Protocol - 03 Arianee - 04 TrusTrace - 05 Retraced - 06 Ledger Insights – Everledger, 2023 - 07 JCK – Everledger to Restructure Following Funder Fallout - 08 Sidley – European Commission Releases List of Priority Products for Ecodesign Requirements - 09 European Commission – Directive (EU) 2024/825 ![Group 2486-1](https://landing.itraceit.io/hubfs/Group%202486-1.svg) Rue du Grand Péril 108/G1, 7090 Hennuyères VAT BE0770.300.358 - [Company](https://itraceit.io/en/about-us) - [Industries](https://itraceit.io/industries) - [Our Expertise](https://itraceit.io/our-technology) - [Our Members](https://itraceit.io/our-members) - Support - [Contact Us](https://itraceit.io/en/contact) Copyright © 2021-2026 [Privacy Policy](https://itraceit.io/privacy-policy?hsLang=fr) [Terms & Conditions](https://landing.itraceit.io/general-terms-and-conditions?hsLang=fr) ```json { "@context" : "https://schema.org", "@type" : "BlogPosting", "author" : { "@type" : "Person", "name" : "Guy De Smet", "url" : "https://landing.itraceit.io/fr/blog/author/guy-de-smet" }, "dateModified" : "2026-10-23T13:11:50.671Z", "datePublished" : "2026-10-23T12:48:14.000Z", "headline" : "6 logiciels de traçabilité pour le luxe et les matériaux précieux en 2026", "image" : [ "https://landing.itraceit.io/hubfs/ItraceiT/LinkedIn%20Visuals/Images%20iTraceiT%20-%20Socials%20-114.png" ], "mainEntityOfPage" : { "@id" : "https://landing.itraceit.io/fr/blog/meilleurs-logiciels-de-traçabilite-du-luxe-en-2026", "@type" : "WebPage" }, "publisher" : { "@type" : "Organization", "logo" : { "@type" : "ImageObject", "url" : "https://landing.itraceit.io/hubfs/IT-PLace--2-web.png" }, "name" : "iTraceiT" } } ```