Upload a coffee or cocoa CSV, KML, or GeoJSON. TraceReady returns the exact row, field, problem, and fix.
Free diagnosis stays in your browser. Pay only after the issue list shows useful cleanup work.
One documented pilot
Current proof is one real public cocoa dataset, not a customer quote. 57,658 rows went in. TraceReady found 46,134 over-4ha point-only plots, missing plot IDs, missing supplier identity, and zero buyer-ready records. The output pack contains the repair brief, issue CSV, buyer summary, follow-up list, audit JSON, and checksum manifest.
57,658
public cocoa rows checked
46,134
point-only plots over 4 ha
57,658
rows missing plot IDs
57,658
rows missing IDs and supplier identity
0
records ready for buyer handoff
Tutorial
Step 1
Click Try CSV, Try KML, or Try GeoJSON. You will see the same checker a real file uses.
Step 2
Use CSV, KML, GeoJSON, or JSON GeoJSON. The free check runs in your browser.
Step 3
TraceReady shows the row, field, problem, and suggested fix before payment.
Step 4
Download the pack, copy the buyer summary, or request cleanup after the issue list is clear.
Use CSV, KML, GeoJSON, or JSON GeoJSON. One file is enough. Up to 5 works for a small supplier batch.
What paid cleanup produces
The public pilot proves TraceReady can find file-readiness blockers in real data. The representative sample pack below shows the shape of the paid handoff without exposing private buyer or supplier files.
Flags impossible latitude/longitude values, zero points, swapped coordinate order, and missing geolocation fields.
Checks point-only records, polygon closure, over-4ha farm warnings, and GeoJSON/KML geometry structure.
Normalizes farm IDs, supplier names, batch IDs, commodity labels, area values, and duplicate farm records.
Packages cleaned CSV, issue CSV, normalized GeoJSON, buyer summary, readiness report, and EUDR checklist.
Cleaned pack contents
Sample files are a fictional fixture, not customer proof, transaction proof, buyer approval, or legal certification.
