Crop identity
The fruit or vegetable assigned to the issued code and the seller's batch or lot reference.
karpolinkOpen the platformKarpolax creates crop-specific QR codes and issues them to registered Ugandan sellers. The seller assigns one code to one packed batch, box, crate, or lot. A buyer can photograph the packaging QR, upload a saved QR image, or enter its printed code to open the stored record.
The available information depends on the seller's completed record and whether a quality analysis is attached.
The fruit or vegetable assigned to the issued code and the seller's batch or lot reference.
The Ugandan seller or business responsible for tagging the specific packed batch.
Declared farm, village, or district, harvest date and time, and days elapsed before tagging.
Declared packaging, storage method, approximate temperature, and handling or treatment notes.
For supported crops, the QR can open the attached visible-quality score, findings, risks, and report limitations.
Once tagged, the issued QR cannot be reused for another crop batch.
KarpoLink does not require a buyer to create an account simply to verify a tagged batch QR. The verification page reads a QR photograph or printed code and displays the stored crop record.
Registered Ugandan sellers can request crop-specific QRs, complete the guided traceability record, and attach the final code to produce packaging.