A backlog is a table. A content calendar is a table. A supply chain is a table. What changes is the shape of the rows and how you need to look at them.
The same records serve a planner, a reviewer, and an auditor without three separate tools.
We wanted a showcase with real structure: rows needing traceable identity, an origin and a date, certifications that vary per row, and a supply-chain narrative that's more than one text field. ESG product tracking hits all of it — and it ends in a genuinely useful artifact, a digital product passport aligned to the EU ESPR textile data model.
Tappi is under active development. This site tracks the product as it's built, using the ESG scenario as a running example rather than a finished case study.