Flag one barcode and every store carrying it shows the recall notice the same day. Every retailer and distributor is notified.
The brand's sell-assets travel with the barcode, so the stores carrying it can move more of it.
Renewal tracking across the network, alerted early. No Act-498 fire drills.
Drop new lab results on a barcode. Every retailer carrying that product points to the new report automatically, before you leave the page. When you have to recall a batch, flag the barcode. Every store carrying it serves the recall notice the same day. No phone tree, no missed store.
For brandsSet one link on your product page. Every new report flows through it without anyone touching the page again. When a bank or payment processor reviews your store, every product already links to current lab results. You are not re-uploading PDFs the night before.
For retailersEvery retailer in your book on one board. Permits sorted by expiry, alerted at sixty, thirty, and seven days. March 31st stops being a fire drill, and you stop losing accounts to a cert nobody renewed.
For distributorsToday the current lab report lives in a Dropbox folder, an email chain, and a spreadsheet someone stopped updating. When results change, someone has to remember to send them to fifty retailers. Usually nobody does.
With rd Relay the link never changes and the document behind it is always current. Nobody re-sends anything, and nobody carries a stale PDF into a processor review.
Compliance is quiet until it isn't.
Flag a barcode and the page that served the lab results serves a recall notice instead. Every retailer and distributor carrying that product is notified. The action is logged.
When a bank or payment processor reviews your site, every product page links to current lab results. Nothing to assemble, nothing out of date.
Every lab-results view is logged and exportable. If a question comes up later, you can show which document was authoritative on any date.
The brand owns it. The retailer attaches it once. What it points to is replaced atomically when the next batch publishes.
One upload, not fifty emails.
That link never changes.
Nobody re-uploads anything.
Put a verification badge on your product page. It links to the live lab result, so anyone can confirm it's current — not a static image someone has to remember to update.
Every barcode resolves to its current Certificate of Analysis at a fixed URL. Scan it, paste it, or click the badge — the link never changes and the document behind it is always the latest.
Every publish and recall is logged with a timestamp. The history of what was current, and when, is kept — so the record holds up the moment someone asks for proof.
"We run two stores and an ecommerce shop, and keeping a current lab result on every product page was a job that never ended. I built rd Relay so a brand publishes once and every page updates on its own."
<script src="rdrelay.com/badge.js">Once. Any platform — Shopify, Wix, custom.
The brand publishes; the badge updates itself. You never touch it again.
Current lab results, permit tracking, and recall notices on one barcode. Built by operators who run it themselves.