Araguaney gives collection centers a single standard to receive in-kind donations, pack them with quality control, and prepare them for shipping, with traceability from box to shipment and a dashboard that adds up the stock of every center.
Every donation follows the same path. Order is what keeps the cargo from getting stuck: nothing moves forward until the previous piece is ready.
The reason the stock of dozens of centers can be added up is that they all speak the same language.
One product, one batch and one expiry per box. That's what lets you verify the contents without opening it: the key requirement of humanitarian shipping.
Groups sealed boxes for transport. It can carry different products. It has its own QR code for tracking.
Groups pallets and generates the manifest. Once dispatched, it freezes its contents to preserve traceability.
Adds up the available stock of every connected center: what there is, how much, and where, in real time.
Boxes, pallets and shipments move through states in a single direction, and every change is recorded. That way you always know where each thing is.
Araguaney validates every donation as it's registered, so that what shouldn't be prepared or shipped never is.
A box carries a single product, batch and expiry. If a mix arrives, it's split into several boxes.
Medicine: at least 365 days remaining (WHO guidelines). Food and water: at least 180 days. Below that, the donation is rejected.
An INN name, form, strength and batch are required. Without them, it can't be sealed.
Controlled products are rejected at intake, without exception.
We didn't invent quality and traceability: they rest on open, recognized standards.
WHO guidelines for medicine donation.
Emergency material catalogue with codes and specifications.
Emergency Relief Items catalogue.
International product category taxonomy.
Barcodes (GTIN) to validate and autocomplete products.
Add your center to the common standard and prepare shipments that arrive in order, meeting the humanitarian regime.