Traceability & market linkage
Ifenri Trace
Connecting farms to buyers with a record of what was grown, where, and how it was handled.
- When it launches
- Year 3–5
- How it is charged
- Fees or margin from off-takers
- Chain stage
- Stage 3 — Processing and market
How it works
What you actually get
Buyers pay more for supply they can trust. Trace is where the data Ifenri has been collecting since the first flight finally becomes a product the buyer, not the farmer, pays for.
Included
- Plot-to-buyer traceability
- Food-safety and residue records
- Quality assurance for buyers
- Reliable supply scheduling
- Consent-based data sharing only

Platform layers reused
This service will not be built from scratch. It inherits the following, which is why it can be delivered profitably at a low price point.
- Data engine
- Fleet & remote operations
- Financing rails
Conditions we will not skip
- Anonymised and aggregated before any sharing with a partner
- Never sell personal data
- Named partner and written purpose required before launch
Next in the line
Ifenri Sight
Drone mapping & crop intelligence
The reuse rule
If a new stage would reuse less than about 60% of the platform, it is too early
Autonomy core
Rovers, tractor kits, sorting lines, storage monitoring
Safety supervisor
Every machine, every stage
Hardware platform
Rovers, docks, sensor nodes, dryer controllers
Fleet & remote operations
All service businesses
Start the conversation
Make food secure and farming profitable — at the same time
Tell us your crop, your hectares and where you lose money today. We will tell you honestly whether Ifenri can improve that hectare yet — and if we cannot, we will say so.
Farmers & cooperatives
Book mapping, scouting or machinery for your cluster. Pilots are paid and measured from the first hectare.
Book a field serviceBuyers & processors
Talk to us about reliable, traceable supply and where the loss actually happens in your crop.
Discuss supplyFunders & partners
Read the working plan, the gates, and the unit economics before you commit a naira.
Investor brief