How HalalTrust works

From scattered evidence to one clear TrustProfile.

Bring the records your organization already has. HalalTrust helps you organize them, control what becomes public, and give customers or buyers a clear place to inspect the evidence.

01

Map locations, suppliers, certificates, products, and practices.

Define the operating scope and the evidence sources that support each part of the business.

What this means

Self-Service begins with one business location. Guided Implementation adds hands-on help for a more complex organization and its evidence workflow.

02

Upload and classify supporting evidence.

Add source documents and connect them to the supplier, claim, or operating practice they support.

What this means

Add documents, suppliers, and practices in the protected workspace. You review and correct every detail before anything is shared.

03

Record document scope, status, and renewal dates.

Capture what each document covers, the dates shown on it, and the status reported by the business.

What this means

Record the dates and status shown by the business. Guided Implementation can help establish the human process for keeping those records current.

04

Review changes and evidence gaps.

Identify missing support, unclear scope, changed suppliers, and information that needs a business decision.

What this means

Self-Service includes review before publication. Guided Implementation adds a deeper working session to identify gaps and clarify ownership.

05

Share selected information with customers or business partners.

Use a direct TrustProfile link in email, social, or buyer responses; a QR code at a physical location; or the embeddable website widget for web and e-commerce visitors.

What this means

A published TrustProfile can be shared by direct link, QR code, or website widget—all pointing to the same current public information.

06

Keep the record current.

Return to the evidence record when a document, supplier, practice, location, or sharing need changes.

What this means

Owners can update their records in the workspace. Cross-location management and automated renewal workflows are not part of Self-Service today.

Share one current profile

Configurable TrustProfile Website Widget

Configure the customer-facing card while watching an accurate live preview, then copy and paste the generated embed into a website. Every version uses the same current published TrustProfile and public data only.

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Configure

Layout

CompactStandardExpanded

Appearance

AutomaticLightDark

Public fields

Organization name
Published disclosure summary
Last-published date
Published category summary

Accurate live preview

Standard · Automatic

HalalTrust TrustProfile

Cedar & Stone Kitchen

Business-provided halal information

Published disclosure

Review the business-provided practices and supporting records selected for public sharing.

Last published: Aug 13, 2026

DocumentsSuppliersPractices
View TrustProfile →

Copy-paste website embed

Copy embed code
<div data-halaltrust-v2-profile="your-profile" ...>

Fit the page

Switch among compact, standard, and expanded layouts, with automatic, light, or dark appearance.

Choose public detail

Select from the organization name, disclosure summary, last-published date, and published categories.

Embed with confidence

Copy one generated snippet. The widget links visitors to the same current public TrustProfile.

Privacy-conscious by design: the widget displays public TrustProfile data only—never private workspace records. It presents business-provided transparency and does not imply certification, authentication, endorsement, or a religious ruling.

HalalTrust evidence infrastructure mind map

See what enters, how it is scoped, and what becomes public.

HalalTrust gives organization-provided records a clear home, relationship, scope, and publication state. A TrustProfile is the selected public view of that record—not a HalalTrust judgment.

Current HalalTrust evidence infrastructure. Organization context and business-provided sources are organized by evidence scope, kept under owner publication control, and selectively published through a public TrustProfile.
Current evidence infrastructure

Businesses + evidence → HalalTrust → customers & buyers

HalalTrust

Evidence & transparency layer

Private organization record · selected public output

Context

Organization / Workspace

Defines whose records they are and where the work belongs.

  • Organization identity
  • Locations / facilities
  • People and roles

Inputs

Sources

Business-provided material enters a private evidence workspace.

  • Uploaded files
  • Certificates / supporting documents
  • Organization-provided disclosures and evidence

Organize

Evidence & Scope

Records are connected to what the organization says they support.

  • Organization
  • Facility / location
  • Supplier / material
  • Product / service
  • Practice

Control

Review / Control

Publication controls presentation and scope—not whether evidence is true.

  • Owner confirmation
  • Explicit publication scope
  • Private draft vs. public state

Public output

TrustProfile

Only selected business-provided evidence and disclosures become public.

  • Selected documents and disclosures
  • Visible scope and business context
  • Published through link, QR, or website widget

One shared evidence model

Examples—not separate products

Restaurant example

Supplier documents + stated preparation practicesSelected location-scoped disclosure

Manufacturing example

Source documents + organization-provided product disclosuresOwner-confirmed facility or product scope

These paths organize what an organization provides. Neither path is certification, authentication, endorsement, or a halal ruling.

Choose your level of support

Start independently or implement the workflow together.

What Self-Service includes

A focused workspace for one business location

Organize business-provided documents, suppliers, and practices; prepare a public TrustProfile; and share it by link, QR code, or website widget. $39/month or $390/year, with the first month free.

With Guided Implementation

Founder-led help for more complex evidence work

Work directly with HalalTrust to map the records you already use, organize the first implementation, identify gaps, and establish a practical maintenance workflow. $500 setup + $149/month, with the first month free.

Clear role, clear source

Present evidence confidently without replacing its source.

HalalTrust organizes and presents business-provided evidence. It does not issue halal certification or religious rulings, and it does not authenticate the records a business provides.

Certification remains with the issuing certifier
Businesses remain responsible for the accuracy of their records
Customers and buyers can inspect sources, dates, and scope
HalalTrust does not endorse suppliers, products, or facilities

Choose the right starting point

Start self-service, with guidance when you need it.

Start the current one-location self-service plan at $39/month or $390/year. Guided implementation remains available for organizations that want an assisted setup and workflow assessment.