Certificate expiry tracking
Know a certificate is expiring before it becomes an audit finding
A halal certificate that lapses unnoticed can stop production and put your certification at risk. Manual tracking is where those deadlines go to hide.
Renewal dates that slip by unnoticed
Certificate expiry dates live in spreadsheet tabs and supplier email threads. Without automatic tracking, renewal deadlines slip past — your own certificates and your suppliers' alike — until someone happens to notice.
What it costs you
One missed renewal is one certificate away from suspension. By the time a lapse surfaces, it may already be an audit finding — or an expired supplier certificate sitting behind an active purchase order.
How TAQYID solves it
TAQYID watches every certificate and its renewal date — yours and your suppliers'. Alerts fire at 180, 90, 30 and 7 days before expiry, with escalations when action is overdue. The first two fall inside JAKIM's renewal window — which opens six months before expiry and closes three months before — so you file the renewal in time instead of after it lapses. Issuance, renewal and QR verification run on one workflow, so nothing expires in silence.
What you get
- Automatic alerts at 180, 90, 30 and 7 days before expiry
- Real-time notifications, deadlines and escalations
- Supplier certificates tracked alongside your own
- Issuance, renewal and QR verification in one workflow
Related reading
The JAKIM halal certification renewal process