Secure Access
Role-based portal access for authorized stakeholders, screeners, approvers, and administrators.
Manage exports, traceability, warehouse operations, and stakeholder workflows from one secure platform — from the birthplace of coffee.
ECTMS connects exporters, warehouses, quality control, and regulators with transparent, auditable workflows.
Role-based portal access for authorized stakeholders, screeners, approvers, and administrators.
Track dispatch requests, warehouse movements, and service logistics with full workflow oversight.
Structured screening and approval queues keep exports aligned with ECTA requirements.
Public batch lookup helps verify coffee origin data and download traceability GeoJSON records.
Every export batch in ECTMS is linked to registered farms, crops, and exporters — creating an auditable chain from the field to the international buyer.
Each batch connects to farm coordinates and polygon boundaries stored in ECTMS — the foundation for origin claims.
Harvest records, crop IDs, and batch composition are preserved so buyers can trace which farms contributed to a lot.
Download structured FeatureCollection data with geometry, production place, area (ha), and country code for GIS and compliance tools.
{
"type": "FeatureCollection",
"features": [{
"type": "Feature",
"properties": {
"ProductionPlace": "Yirgacheffe, Sidama",
"ProducerCountry": "ET",
"Area": 2.4
},
"geometry": {
"type": "Polygon",
"coordinates": [[...farm boundary...]]
}
}]
}
ECTMS anchors each production plot to geospatial data so land-use change can be assessed against forest cover — supporting responsible sourcing and regulatory due diligence.
Farm polygons define the exact production area — not just a country or region — so analysis focuses on land linked to the coffee batch.
GeoJSON coordinates export in standard formats compatible with remote sensing and canopy cover tools.
Buffer zones around plots allow screening for deforestation signals before coffee enters the export chain.
The EU Deforestation Regulation requires operators to prove coffee was not produced on deforested land after 31 December 2020. ECTMS provides the geolocation data buyers and exporters need.
Gather GPS coordinates or polygon boundaries for every plot that produced the coffee in a batch — ECTMS stores this at registration.
Use plot boundaries and satellite analysis to evaluate forest cover change within and around production areas.
Maintain records linking batch ID, exporter, farm plots, and risk assessment outcomes for audit and customs clearance.
Share GeoJSON and traceability data with EU operators. Public batch search lets partners verify ECTA-registered origin records.
Geolocation of all plots of land where relevant commodities were produced, due diligence statement, and proof of no deforestation on those plots after the cut-off date.
Registered farms, batch linkage, and downloadable GeoJSON give exporters and buyers a verified starting point for EUDR compliance workflows.
Explore Ethiopia's renowned coffee regions — altitude, processing style, and flavor character across the birthplace of coffee.
Already registered? Sign in to your dashboard. New stakeholder? Submit a registration request for review.