Araguaney registers every in-kind donation item by item, packs it into homogeneous boxes with QR codes, and consolidates it into pallets and shipments with an exportable manifest: the same standard dozens of collection centers use to coordinate with one another.
Add my collection centerA collection center receives in-kind donations (medicine, food, water, hygiene, tools) to channel them toward areas hit by an emergency. When several centers each work their own way, it's impossible to know what's available nationally or to prepare a shipment that meets the rules of a humanitarian aid regime: homogeneous boxes and a detailed manifest. Without that order, shipments get stuck.
One product, batch and expiry per box. QR and label printed on sealing: traceable end to end.
A customs-ready packing list in one click, generated from each shipment's pallets and boxes.
Adds up the stock of every connected collection center: what there is, how much, and where.
Minimum shelf life, INN name, and blocking of controlled substances per WHO guidelines.
No donor or beneficiary information is stored. Only inventory, traceable from box to shipment.
It's a physical point where in-kind donations are received, sorted and prepared to channel toward areas hit by an emergency. It doesn't hand aid to the final beneficiary: it prepares and consolidates the cargo for shipping.
It's free for collection centers and humanitarian coordinations: item-level intake, boxes with QR, manifests and an aggregated dashboard, with no license fee and no box limit.
It validates donation rules (expiry, controlled items), generates QR codes and manifests automatically, records the traceability of every box to shipment, and adds up the stock of several centers in a national dashboard, things a spreadsheet doesn't do.
Yes. The standard is generic: earthquakes, floods, fires or migration crises. It isn't tied to a specific event.
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