1. able to be followed, tracked, or discovered through investigation
2. able to be attributed to a particular source or origin

Examples

• The stolen painting was traceable through its unique serial number.
• All food products must be traceable back to their original suppliers.
• The error was traceable to a simple coding mistake.
• Digital transactions are easily traceable by banks.
• The contamination was traceable to a single factory.
• Her artistic style is traceable to classical influences.
• The package is traceable through the shipping company’s website.