Seamless transfer of geodata and tracking of transactions across the supply chain.
WHIMO is an open source, free, and user-friendly digital solution developed by the European Forest Institute to help supply chain actors record commodity transactions and exchange geolocation data seamlessly along the value chain.
WHIMO captures and transfers key traceability information—from farm geolocation data to collection and delivery records—so that downstream users can confidently link end market volumes back to their origins.
Accessible even in low infrastructure contexts, WHIMO empowers cooperatives, local aggregators, transporters, processors, and exporters to better understand their supply chains, identify traceability gaps, collect basic data required for due diligence.
KEY FEATURES
From recording farm locations to transferring data across the supply chain, WHIMO’s features help keep your traceability workflow simple and reliable. Here’s what you can do with the tool.
• Record purchases, sales, collection and deliveries: document each transaction in a few taps, informing the commodity type, volume and counterparty
• Farm geolocation: capture farm boundaries by scanning a QR code, uploading a geodata file, recording GPS points or marking the farm on a map
• Works offline: record transactions without an internet connection and sync later
• Share and export: download your records and share them with buyers, cooperatives or authorities
• Understand your traceability performance: View and analyse supply chain data, including both direct and indirect suppliers, and download data for use in due diligence.
WHO IS IT FOR
WHIMO is designed for individuals and companies who trade agricultural commodities like coffee, cocoa, rubber, palm oil and soy, including cooperatives, local aggregators and traders, transporters, processors, and exporters and European operators.
WHIMO is developed by the European Forest Institute and is free to use.
Questions or feedback? Contact us at whimoapp@gmail.com
Traceability made simple for agricultural supply chains.