From earthquakes to floods, migration crises, or fires: Araguaney standardizes the intake, packing, and shipment of in-kind donations for any aid center, in any emergency. It's not tied to a single event.
Get startedCoordinate intake and shipments across centers after a seismic event.
Register and classify donations as they arrive from multiple collection points.
Standardize aid inventory for displaced populations in transit.
Organize a fast response without losing traceability of what's donated and shipped.
Araguaney isn't built for a specific disaster. It registers donations by category, batch, and expiry, packs them into homogeneous boxes with QR codes, and consolidates them into pallets and shipments with an exportable manifest, backed by recognized standards (WHO, IFRC/ICRC, IOM, UNSPSC, GS1) that ensure inventory quality no matter what kind of emergency triggered it.
Any humanitarian aid scenario: earthquakes, floods, wildfires or migration crises. The standard for registering, packing and shipping donations is the same, regardless of the event.
A box holding a single product, a single batch and a single expiry date. It is what the humanitarian shipping regime requires so cargo can be verified at customs without being opened, and doesn't get stuck.
No. It only manages in-kind donation inventory, traceable from box to shipment. It does not handle cash donations or store final-beneficiary data.
It is free for collection centers and humanitarian coordinations: no box limit and no license fee.
Coordinating a donation center specifically? See the full standard (Spanish) →
What can be donated · Preparing cargo for customs (Spanish)