From a WhatsApp hello at the farm gate to a pack the registry accepts — one system, four movements. Easy for the curator. Rigorous for the registry.
Onboarding starts with a hello, in the farmer's own language. From there the CRM holds the whole relationship — land records, kiln logs, payment trails — and collects evidence as the work happens, never months after.
A tonne becomes an asset the moment the weighbridge slip lands. The carbon ledger carries it through its whole life — produced, issued, retired, buffered — double-entry, in tonnes and in money, so the field record and the registry statement can never quietly disagree.
No one vouches; everything is checked. AI examines each artefact the moment it arrives — location, time, duplicates, mass balance — and the audit file writes itself, sealed and timestamped. Out the other end: the exact form Puro accepts, with Verra and C-Sink to follow.