Mechanization dispatch
Ifenri Move
Tractors, planters, harvesters, irrigation, dryers and trucks booked and tracked — partnered, not owned at first.
- When it launches
- Month 6–12
- How it is charged
- Margin or commission per job
- Chain stage
- Stage 1 — Farming
How it works
What you actually get
Rather than buying a fleet, Ifenri dispatches machines it does not own: booking, GPS job records, quality checks and payment. That keeps capital light and puts idle machines back to work.
Included
- Tractor, planter and harvester dispatch
- Irrigation, drying and transport booking
- GPS job records
- Quality checks on completion
- Owner payment and settlement
Platform layers reused
This service will not be built from scratch. It inherits the following, which is why it can be delivered profitably at a low price point.
- Fleet & remote operations
- Safety supervisor
- Financing rails
- Service network
Conditions we will not skip
- Operator licensing and machine condition verified before dispatch
- Never sell equipment to a farmer who cannot finance and maintain it
Next in the line
Ifenri Shield
Civilian farm-safety layer
The reuse rule
If a new stage would reuse less than about 60% of the platform, it is too early
Autonomy core
Rovers, tractor kits, sorting lines, storage monitoring
Safety supervisor
Every machine, every stage
Hardware platform
Rovers, docks, sensor nodes, dryer controllers
Fleet & remote operations
All service businesses
Start the conversation
Make food secure and farming profitable — at the same time
Tell us your crop, your hectares and where you lose money today. We will tell you honestly whether Ifenri can improve that hectare yet — and if we cannot, we will say so.
Farmers & cooperatives
Book mapping, scouting or machinery for your cluster. Pilots are paid and measured from the first hectare.
Book a field serviceBuyers & processors
Talk to us about reliable, traceable supply and where the loss actually happens in your crop.
Discuss supplyFunders & partners
Read the working plan, the gates, and the unit economics before you commit a naira.
Investor brief