AgriOps

Traceability and compliance infrastructure for African agricultural exports. Mapping farms. Verifying supply chains. Automating compliance.

Supply Chain Intelligence

Global markets are demanding traceable, deforestation-free supply chains.

• Exporters lack farm-level geolocation data
• Traceability systems are fragmented across disconnected tools
• Compliance reporting is entirely manual and error-prone
• Smallholder farms remain invisible to global buyers

The EU Deforestation Regulation has changed the rules of market access.

Effective 2025, exporters must prove their commodities are not sourced from deforested land — with documentary evidence at the farm level.

• Farm geolocation and polygon boundaries required
• Supply chain traceability from farm to shipment
• Due diligence statements for every export consignment
• 5-year record retention for compliance audit

Most exporters cannot meet these requirements today.

• No farm mapping datasets exist at scale
• No structured farmer identity records
• No traceability infrastructure connecting farm to export
• No automated compliance reporting tools built for the African context

AgriOps captures and verifies agricultural activity at the farm level.

Farm mapping is the most defensible dataset in agricultural systems.

Once captured, farm boundaries, crop production data, supplier relationships, and commodity traceability compound into a long-term agricultural intelligence layer.

• GPS polygon boundaries — precise, reusable, permanent
• Farmer identity registry linked to each farm plot
• Field verification data — land acquisition history, tenure type, forward deforestation intent — captured at source and locked to each farm record
• Historical traceability chain per commodity lot
• EUDR deforestation reference baseline locked at 2020

Platform live. First pilot active.

• Full EUDR compliance architecture live — farm mapping, traceability chain, and due diligence reporting end-to-end
• Field officer training on SW Maps underway — first real data ingestion in progress
• Automated CI pipeline and validation test suite deployed — platform is production-ready
• Active industry outreach underway — cooperative and exporter conversations in progress

Nigeria's agricultural export market faces an existential compliance deadline.

• 1,500+ cooperatives aggregating smallholder production
• AgriOps enables continued EU market access for exporters and farmers
• Initial focus: soybean, sesame, cashew — highest EUDR risk categories

Beyond compliance — agricultural intelligence for smallholder markets.

• Maintain EU export access for thousands of smallholder farmers
• Increase supply chain transparency from farm to buyer
• Build the first structured farmer identity registry at scale in Nigeria
• Reduce deforestation risk through verified land use documentation
• Enable NGO and development programme monitoring and reporting

Built by an operator who has lived the problem.

• 4+ years managing agricultural export operations in Nigeria
• Direct exposure to EU compliance requirements through active export contracts
• Established relationships with farming cooperatives and village leadership across three states
• Technical capability to build, deploy, and operate the platform independently
• First pilot deployment live and generating real supply chain data

Proving the model in Nigeria before expanding regionally.

Seeking $120,000 to map 2,000 farms across 3 export cooperatives.

Let's build the infrastructure African agriculture needs.

Every farm mapped is a farmer brought into the global economy with a permanent, verifiable identity in the supply chain.