QR Code traceability: from the tree to the finished product

In an increasingly demanding market, transparency is no longer an extra: it is a requirement. Those who specify or buy timber want to know where it comes from, how it was transported and how it was processed.

What traceability is

Tracing timber means being able to reconstruct its complete journey: the forest of origin, transport, processing and the certifications that accompany it. At Seven Woods, that journey is documented, audited and accessible.

How the QR Code works

Each product is identified with a QR Code. By scanning it, the end customer accesses the story of the timber used in their product — from the individual tree in the Brazilian forest to the finished product in Portugal.

Why it matters

• Trust: legal, certified origin stops being a promise and becomes verifiable.
• Compliance: it supports architects, builders and distributors in meeting European requirements.
• Value: every project gains a traceable story of environmental responsibility.

This is not just a seal of trust; it is our signature.