The temperature history a buyer asks for before the consignment moves

The conversation you already have

An exporter around Naivasha, Limuru, Nanyuki or the airport corridor already prepares for buyer specs and for KEPHIS inspections. This page does not claim FactoraERP IoT is approved by KEPHIS, a retailer, or any standards body. It describes the record those conversations turn on.

Cold rooms and packing areas are the example on the product page. The packhouse manager checks from a phone whether an alert was acknowledged, and by whom. That is a published product behaviour. A certificate is not.

What the sample log is for

The compliance page prints a full sample night: in band, excursion, acknowledgement, back in band, dispatch probe on a wider band. The lot number on that page is a sample. In the product, temperature records stay on the batch, and the plant can produce a PDF compliance report. The audit log is append-only and kept for 365 days, and it exports as CSV.

If a buyer asks for longer than that window, do not promise it from this website. 365 days is the retention of the audit log. A certificate is still not claimed.

Start at the room, not the airport

The first useful screen is the room the flowers or the vegetables sleep in, not a map of the flight. Dispatch can be a point on the same floor once the room is honest. When the link drops, the gateway buffers and syncs later. A battery across a power cut on the farm side of the corridor is still an open hardware question.

Founding customers are how we would rather learn a packhouse than by inventing one. If you want the record shaped around a real buyer’s spreadsheet, that is the conversation.