Farmers Door gives participating businesses a clearer way to request, receive and reuse farm evidence. It is designed to support existing procurement, processing, brand and retail programmes — not to displace them or take ownership of their customer relationships.
Build evidence-backed supply around a defined market need.
A processor, retailer, exporter, buyer or branded programme defines the product required, anticipated volume and timing, production or provenance requirements, evidence and assurance requirements, intended use of information and the commercial pathway available to participating producers.
Farmers Door then helps identify participating producers whose available evidence indicates potential alignment with the programme.
The commercial partner retains control of specifications, supplier approval, procurement, pricing, processing, product ownership and customer relationships. Farmers Door provides the evidence, permissions and qualification infrastructure that helps the programme operate more efficiently and transparently.
Specification, volume and delivery window.
Provenance, production and stewardship requirements.
Required records and appropriate assurance level.
Who receives the information and for what purpose.
Claims, approvals and supporting evidence.
Procurement process, roles and decision points.
The partner defines the commercial need, supply specification and intended claims.
Farmers Door maps the minimum evidence and identifies what already exists across the participating businesses.
Producers and partners approve the data permissions, roles and public wording.
A small pilot is run against agreed success measures.
The participants decide whether to refine, scale or stop.