One standard to register, pack in homogeneous boxes with QR codes, and ship with a manifest.Araguaney connects aid centers under one standard: registers items with category, batch, and expiry, packs them in homogeneous boxes with QR codes, and consolidates them into shipments with an exportable manifest.

Each donated item is captured with its category, batch, and expiry date.
Homogeneous boxes (one product, batch, and expiry) sealed with their QR code and label.
Boxes are consolidated into pallets and shipments with an exportable manifest, ready for customs.
Each item with category, batch, and expiry.
Homogeneous boxes sealed with QR.
Pallets and shipments with manifest.
Dozens of aid centers independently receive and send humanitarian supplies after earthquakes, floods, and other emergencies. Without a shared standard, it is impossible to know what is available or prepare cargo that meets international shipment requirements.
Each box contains one product type, one batch, and one expiry. No mixing. QR code printed on the label.
Each shipment generates a packing list with all boxes and pallets, ready for customs documentation.
A national dashboard shows total stock by category across all centers in real time.
No donor or recipient personal data is stored. Just inventory, traceable from box to shipment.
Araguaney is built on internationally recognized humanitarian standards to ensure inventory quality, traceability, and compatibility with other aid systems.
Medicine donation guidelines: minimum 12-month shelf life, INN name, batch, and expiry required.
Non-food item catalog and material codes for supply classification.
Emergency relief item catalog with technical specifications.
Universal product taxonomy for categorizing all supply types.
Barcode and GTIN standards for item identification and traceability.