Real evidence. Remarkable stories.

A story with substance

Let the work behind your product speak.

Orbit brings the product, its connected lineage and the evidence permitted for sharing into a provenance fact sheet. Materials, components, places and recorded activity provide the foundation. The narrative is built from that foundation, not a blank prompt asking someone to invent a compelling origin story.

• Use connected product records
• Carry component context
• Reuse recorded operational history
• Keep claims grounded in available evidence

Five ways to tell it

A technical buyer and a family need different stories.

Choose a Product Information Form for structured buyer information, The Facts for a factual account, a Marketing Overview for customer friendly copy, Magazine for a longer editorial feature, or Storybook for five illustrated chapters. One evidence foundation can serve practical buying decisions and memorable product experiences.

• Product Information Form
• The Facts and Marketing Overview
• Magazine feature articles
• Five chapter illustrated storybooks

Your audience. Your voice.

Make the story feel at home where it is read.

Marketing and magazine modes offer editorial voices, from measured reporting to an exploration of how something is made. Storybooks can be shaped for young children, older children, teenagers or the whole family. Refinements give the writing a brief without giving it permission to manufacture new product facts. Imaginative play belongs in the story, not in the evidence.

• Choose an editorial style
• Match a storybook age group
• Refine the writing brief
• Separate imagination from factual claims

Transparency on your terms

Tell the story. Protect the business.

Provenance fact collection respects the organisation’s resolved Live Link disclosure settings. Share the relevant product context without exposing every attribute, contact, operational event or detail of the source chain. A beautifully written report should not become a back door into private working records.

• Apply organisation disclosure settings
• Control shared product attributes
• Limit shared lineage detail
• Keep private records outside the narrative

Beyond one language

Meet your reader in their language.

Public provenance pages offer translation of both the narrative and the surrounding page labels. Orbit’s language selection spans European and Asian languages, including French, Spanish, Vietnamese, Thai, Japanese and Chinese. Give international buyers and families a readable experience without preparing every version from scratch.

• Translate the product narrative
• Translate public page labels
• Reach international audiences
• Keep the same evidence foundation

A story that travels

From the product to the person holding it.

Share a public provenance link that opens on a phone, or place a provenance report within a Live Link experience alongside selected product information. A QR code puts the story within reach. The public view is a published report, not an unrestricted window into your organisation or a promise that every new operational record appears automatically.

• Share public provenance pages
• Open on mobile devices
• Connect through a QR code
• Include reports in Live Links