#9Sign in and save supplier records
In progressAn invited customer can sign in by email code, add a supplier, and return later to find their saved information.
CTPAT app roadmap
The first workspace is built and through its initial checks. Shared access, email sign-in and final acceptance are still ahead.
Now Ticket 9
Sign in and save supplier records
In progress. Initial checks passed; not yet accepted.
Next Ticket 10
Build customer questionnaires
Starts after the first workspace is accepted.
Needs attention
Waiting on account owner
Update account access so the remaining shared-access setup can proceed.
0 completed1 in progress30 upcoming
The path to the complete app
Six stages, 31 app tickets. Open a stage to see what it adds.
1 A useful workspaceSign in, save information, and organize the people and suppliers using the app.
#10Build customer questionnaires
Up nextCustomers can start with a template or a blank form, edit their questions, and preview the questionnaire before sending it.
#17Give each teammate the right access
UpcomingCustomers can invite their team and decide who can manage settings, run day-to-day work, or only view information.
#27Organize companies and locations
UpcomingCustomers can keep each supplier company and its locations organized, then choose which company or location a request is for.
2 Prepare and send requestsBring existing information into the app and send the right package to each supplier.
#16Bring in questions from documents
UpcomingCustomers can turn Word, Excel, CSV and readable PDF files into questionnaires they can review and edit.
#28Bring in questions from scans and photos
UpcomingCustomers can turn scans, photos, screenshots and handwriting into questions, then check and correct the results.
#15Add suppliers in batches
UpcomingCustomers can bring in a supplier list, review missing details or possible duplicates, and confirm the additions together.
#11Send questionnaires and invitations
UpcomingCustomers choose the supplier contacts, documents and due date, then confirm the invitation. Each supplier receives a fixed copy of what was sent.
3 Complete and manage responsesHelp suppliers respond, then review, follow up, download and renew their records.
#12Save and collaborate on supplier answers
UpcomingInvited supplier contacts can work together, upload evidence, and return to unfinished answers. Customers see progress, not private drafts.
#13Sign, submit and review responses
UpcomingAn approved supplier signer checks and signs the response before submitting it. The customer then reviews and accepts it.
#18Manage supplier collaborators
UpcomingSuppliers can suggest teammates, while customers approve their access and decide who is allowed to sign.
#19Correct submitted answers
UpcomingSuppliers can make approved corrections without erasing the original response. The updated response needs a fresh signature and review.
#20Replace a changed questionnaire
UpcomingCustomers can send a corrected version to previous recipients. Earlier records stay available, and the replacement starts with fresh answers.
#29Explain questions clearly
UpcomingCustomers can add examples, explanations and upload instructions so suppliers understand what is being asked.
#30Show only relevant questions
UpcomingA supplier’s answers determine which follow-up questions appear. Skipped questions do not create false missing-answer warnings.
#21Track follow-up work
UpcomingCustomers can request clarification or additional evidence, set a due date, and review the supplier’s reply before closing the task.
#22Download responses and evidence
UpcomingCustomers can download response summaries, answer spreadsheets and supporting files without exposing unfinished supplier work.
#23Manage reminders and deadlines
UpcomingCustomers can set or extend deadlines, control reminders, and receive alerts when important work needs attention.
#24Renew older responses
UpcomingCustomers can see which responses are due for renewal and confirm a new request. Eligible previous answers can be reused, with a fresh signature and review.
4 Turn answers into useful actionApply customer-defined grading and keep follow-up work clear and consistent.
#31Choose how questionnaires are graded
UpcomingCustomers can define their own grading approach and understand each result. Questionnaires can also remain information-only, without a score.
#32Review and update questionnaire ratings
UpcomingCustomers can review ratings, explain adjustments, and reassess existing answers under a new method while preserving earlier results.
#33Suggest useful follow-up actions
UpcomingCustomer-defined rules suggest follow-up work for review. A person approves each task before it is sent to a supplier.
#34Avoid duplicate follow-up work
UpcomingNew findings connect to related open tasks, while previously resolved work stays resolved unless someone deliberately starts new work.
5 Build the full assessment pictureConnect cargo flows, outside concerns, inspections and human judgment.
#35Map how cargo moves
UpcomingSuppliers can describe the stages of their cargo flow in a clear map and submit it for customer review.
#36Keep cargo maps up to date
UpcomingSuppliers can prepare changes privately and submit an updated map for review without losing earlier versions.
#37Record country and route concerns
UpcomingCustomers can record concerns about locations or routes, along with supporting sources, dates and their reasoning.
#38Make an overall assessment
UpcomingCustomers review questionnaires, cargo maps, concerns and follow-up work together, then record a human assessment using their own method.
#39Reassess when information changes
UpcomingCustomers can see newer information and decide whether another assessment is needed. Earlier conclusions remain intact.
#40Use inspection checklists and evidence
UpcomingCustomers can create or adapt inspection checklists, share them with suppliers, and review the completed evidence.
6 Prove it is readyProtect the complete set of records and verify the full working experience.
#14Prove records can be recovered
UpcomingThe complete app is backed up and restored separately to confirm that records, access and supporting files are preserved.
#25Confirm the full app is ready
UpcomingThe complete customer and supplier experience is checked against the agreed plan before it is presented for final acceptance.
Build order, not a date promise. Questionnaire authoring is planned next; team access and company organization can follow the same first milestone.
Completion pace
Accepted app tickets, separate from planning decisions.
First ticket still underway.
Completion pace is not established yet. The work already completed inside an open ticket does not count as an accepted ticket.
0 in the last 7 days0 in the last 28 days
Initial checks are progress, not final acceptance.
Before the first ticket closes
The current hold and the remaining work.
Finish shared access
An account-access change is needed before the remaining shared-access setup can be completed. This is the current hold on final review.
Responsible Account owner, then development team
Complete email sign-in
The shared app needs its own working sign-in emails. This must be checked before reviewers can use it.
Responsible Development team
Check the complete first journey
Confirm that a reviewer can sign in, save a supplier, leave, and return to the saved record. Then the first ticket can be accepted.
Responsible Development team and project owner
Decisions behind the roadmap9 earlier planning, research and scope records
These records explain how the plan was agreed. They are separate from the 31 app tickets and are not counted in completion pace.
#1Agree on the initial direction
Defined the first product outline and the decisions needed before building.
Decision completed#2Explore competitor features
A broad competitor audit was set aside as a delivery requirement. Existing research remains useful background.
Not proceeding#3Explore broad regulatory requirements
A broad regulatory study was set aside as a software-planning requirement, not marked as completed research.
Not proceeding#4Agree on the questionnaire workflow
Defined how customers prepare requests, suppliers answer them, and customers review the results.
Decision completed#5Agree on access and signing
Defined who can see, edit, review and sign information, including the privacy of supplier drafts.
Decision completed#6Agree on review and renewal rules
Defined corrections, follow-up, reminders and the renewal of older responses.
Decision completed#7Agree on the original release approach
Recorded the early release approach, which was later expanded into the full-app plan.
Decision completed#8Preserve the earlier product plan
Keeps the earlier questionnaire-focused plan as background, rather than the current delivery target.
Earlier plan#26Agree on the full-app plan
Defines the complete business-partner assessment app that the roadmap now delivers.
Current plan agreed