RT-384 investigated upstream and onsite materials tracking and tracing. While materials tracking aims at gathering the location and status of an item by means of auto-ID technologies (e.g., barcode, RFID, QR codes, Bluetooth), tracing aims at collecting and sharing the digital thread of information on the item spanning back to its production and inclusive of certifications, test reports, transaction history, or vendor and supplier records. RT-384 developed an Excel-based assessment tool to assess the maturity of the materials tracking and tracing function in a project.

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