Kenyan coffee · EUDR due-diligence preparation

Traceability from the farm gate to the export shipment.

TraceCert gives coffee cooperatives and exporters one connected record of farmers, GPS-mapped plots, lots, shipments and supporting evidence — the data an EUDR due-diligence review actually asks for.

The traceability chain

  1. Farmer
  2. Farm & GPS plot
  3. Coffee lot
  4. Shipment
  5. Evidence
  6. EUDR review

Built for cooperatives and exporters

Simple, operational and credible. No blockchain, no marketplace, no accounting — just the traceability and due-diligence data you need to answer buyer questions.

Farmer and plot registry

Register cooperative farmers, link every farm plot to its owner, and keep county-level records complete and reviewable.

GPS plot mapping

Plot boundaries render on an interactive map that fits automatically to your data, flagging farms with missing geolocation.

Lot to shipment traceability

Every export shipment traces back through its coffee lot to the exact source farms and quantities that made it up.

Evidence and risk review

Track document evidence status, record geographic risk assessments, and see what is still missing before export.

Due-diligence data pack

Assemble a per-shipment compliance pack summarising farmers, plots, evidence and risk in one reviewable view.

CSV reporting

Export farmer, plot, lot, shipment, evidence and risk registers as CSV for buyers, auditors and internal review.

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