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ThisFish review

#12 of 18 in Food Traceability Software

Seafood-focused traceability with end-to-end lot and chain-of-custody coverage.

7.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ThisFish is a cloud-based seafood traceability platform delivered through the web. It is designed for fisheries, processors, distributors and other seafood businesses that need visibility from harvest through distribution and retail. The system records chain-of-custody information across supply-chain stages, with support for lot and batch tracking, supplier and processor data capture, barcode or QR-code identification, and traceability or recall response. Its stated fit spans small, mid-market and enterprise organizations.

The standout capability is an end-to-end seafood workflow rather than a generic inventory record. Teams can connect product lots to supply-chain events, retain custody details, and associate supplier or processing information with each stage. Barcode and QR-code identification provides a way to link physical products to digital records, while recall support helps organizations respond to traceability requirements. This combination is most relevant when the primary need is documenting seafood movement and provenance across multiple participants.

According to the vendor’s pricing approach, prospective customers contact sales for commercial terms rather than selecting a published plan. This makes ThisFish a fit for organizations prepared to discuss requirements directly with the vendor, including businesses of different sizes. The product’s web deployment supports browser-based access, while its narrow seafood orientation keeps the feature set aligned with fisheries and seafood operations. Companies seeking a seafood-specific chain-of-custody system should consider ThisFish; businesses needing a broader, cross-industry traceability scope or a different deployment model may prefer an alternative.

ThisFish pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Tracks seafood lots and batches across supply-chain stages
    • Captures supplier, processor and chain-of-custody records
    • Supports barcode or QR identification and recall response
  • Where it doesn't
    • Commercial terms require a sales conversation
    • Web-only access may not fit teams needing other deployment modes
    • Seafood focus limits suitability for non-seafood supply chains

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