Platform
Who the platform serves, and how far each is actually built
Eleven kinds of party touch an agricultural value chain. We serve some of them today, some partially, and some not at all. This page says which is which, because the alternative is eleven pages that each imply a finished product.
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The map, with status
Status is not a roadmap promise. “Served” means the surfaces exist and are server-backed. “Partial” means some of it runs in a browser and would be lost with the laptop, so it may not be scoped into a contract. “Not yet” means we have built nothing and will say so rather than take the meeting under a different description.
| Party | What they need from the record |
|---|---|
| Aggregator or processor running a scheme | Advance, delivery, netting and settlement as one ledger — Served |
| Exporter or packhouse | Application records, interval gates, lot custody, the audit pack — Served |
| Producer | Their own record, portable and consent-gated — Served |
| Programme or donor-funded scheme | That the money reached producers, evidenced not asserted — Served |
| Lender or guarantee provider | Which borrower is going wrong, on what evidence — Partial |
| Capital partner holding a book | A portfolio view across investees under mandate — Partial, browser-local |
| Input supplier or distributor | The recommendation as a record, and the withdrawal query — Partial |
| Buyer or retailer | Origin and practice for a consignment they are selling on — Partial |
| Certification body | Evidence in the shape their standard asks for — Not yet, we produce it, they consume it |
| Insurer | Exposure and loss against a verified record — Not yet |
| Regulator or competent authority | Statutory records in the instrument's own form — Not yet |
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Why this is one page and not eleven
An industry page per party is the standard move and we are not making it. With no nameable customers, eleven pages would be the same paragraph re-nouned eleven times, and a taxonomy is only credible when every cell in it is full.
Ten thin pages read smaller than one honest page. When there is a customer in a segment and something specific to say about it, that segment earns a page of its own.