People & organisations
Identity, consent, roles, groups, enterprises, eligibility, access and grievances.
A modular, API-first and offline-capable platform connecting verified participants, mapped assets, weather, quality, lots, orders, payments, products, ESG evidence and circularity.
Each module is permissioned, auditable and designed to work with specialist and public systems rather than recreate every service internally.
Identity, consent, roles, groups, enterprises, eligibility, access and grievances.
Plots, seasons, crops, GIS, land use, weather, practices, incidents and extension.
Receiving, weight, grade, custody, transformation, batches, quality, waste and release.
Specifications, contracts, orders, invoices, mobile money, gateways, banking and reconciliation.
Composition, QR, care, return, repair, reuse, repurpose and verified disposition.
Forecasts, alerts, matching, anomaly detection, knowledge assistance and governed reporting.
Yield and delivery forecasting, weather-risk interpretation, quality screening, anomaly detection, payment exception prioritisation, buyer matching and approved-language support.
Plot boundaries, land-use planning, environmental screening, water and infrastructure analysis, weather matching, aggregation routes and incident management.
Unique identifiers connect origin, quality, custody, transformation, contracts and settlement. ESG evidence covers environmental, social, governance and participant-experience indicators.
Evidence can support climate-finance readiness, subject to methodology and verification. Circular systems connect cottonseed, oilseeds, UCO, co-products, returns and recovery without automatic sustainability claims.
Participants may nominate an authorised mobile-money wallet, bank account or other approved destination. The platform orchestrates instructions through licensed providers and does not hold customer funds unless an authorised structure is established.
Approved delivery, invoice, grant milestone or contract.
Beneficiary, amount, channel, purpose, approvals and reference.
Licensed-provider request and transaction status.
Provider statement matched to ledger and source transaction.
AfriEuro Links will seek controlled data relationships with the Kenya Meteorological Department, county meteorological services, TAHMO and other qualified providers. Official forecasts, warnings, historical products and automatic-weather-station observations can be integrated into agronomy, logistics, alerts and climate reporting.
New station procurement is considered only after a documented coverage and maintenance gap, with clear calibration, telemetry, security, ownership and long-term financing.
AfriEuro Links, LaDOS and CEOS will not be one unrestricted database. They exchange only authorised data for defined purposes.
Global market discovery, verified supplier and product presentation, shared taxonomies, approved interfaces, buyer requirements and evidence exchange.