MUMBAI, India, Aug. 12 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621061292 A) filed by Sumit Bapurao Yelmar; Yashita Parikshit Mahalle; Pranav Kaluram Yehale; Yash Sanjay Gandhi; and Rakhi Bharadwaj on May 14, 2026, for Supply Chain Adulteration Detection Platform Using Multi-Node Document Intelligence Framework..
Inventors include Sumit Bapurao Yelmar; Yashita Parikshit Mahalle; Pranav Kaluram Yehale; Yash Sanjay Gandhi; and Rakhi Bharadwaj.
The application for the patent was published on August 07, 2026, under issue no. 32/2026.
Abstract: The invention relates to a Distributed Supply Chain Document Acquisition, Correlation, and Adulteration Detection automated verification and monitoring of supply chain workflows across multiple entities including suppliers, man distributors, laboratories, transporters, inspectors, and retailers. The system utilizes embedded edge- processing de camera-based document acquisition and OCR techniques to capture and extract data from invoices, certificates, laboratc shipment manifests, and other supply chain records. The extracted data is synchronized with a centralized verification platform that performs multi-node document correlat based analysis, and anomaly detection to identify inconsistencies such as mismatched batch IDs, altered recor certifications, and missing workflow links. Based on the detected anomalies, the system classifies workflows as valid, sus adulterated while enabling centralized monitoring, traceability, and supply chain verification.
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