Greater use of digital agriculture services is vital to not only improving a farmer’s financial performance, but also to meet the food needs of an expanding population.

The good news is that our digital technology now makes it possible to collect and leverage huge amounts of critical data at minimal costs.

Who We Are!

Quincewood is a private limited company whose headquarters are in Tanzania. The company has been responsible for providing different mobile campaign solutions to different sectors ranging from public, private and NGO.

As a tech-driven company, we focus on solving market linkage, financial inclusion problems in the agricultural value chain, helping Governments as well as INGOs and NGOs to seek pioneering and effective ways of communicating, driving civic participation, providing public and private services and sustainably impacting the lives of citizens.

By designing and implementing the right mobile solutions, we also uniquely support financial institutions as well as corporate organizations to maximize their reach, efficiency and impact on society.

The easy and accessible product verification system

Harnessing technology delivering cutting-edge solutions to farmers

Two-thirds Of Tanzania's Population Work In Agriculture

In Tanzania, more and more land is being cultivated for agriculture to meet increasing food demands from a rapidly expanding population. Two-thirds of Tanzania's population work in agriculture making it a mainstay of the economy, with small scale farmers dominating food production. Due to the high demand for seeds and pesticides, challenges arise in the purchase of seeds with some farmers being duped in buying counterfeit or recycled seeds believing that they are the potentially higher-yielding hybrid seeds.

Through the sale of genuine seeds using eHakiki's e-verification system, farmers' interests are protected by safeguarding crop yields. eHakiki is positively impacting thousands of lives in Tanzania's largest economic sector, agriculture by improving food security and reducing the prevalence of counterfeit and adulterated agricultural inputs.

eHakiki platform is helping farmers and agro-dealers in Tanzania meet this need by bundling verifications for farming inputs.

Dial 14852# to verify your inputs!

Why eHakiki

Complete compliance

The platform has been built with continued consultation with industry Tanzanian government regulators.

Nationwide Coverage

The eHakiki platform is accessible across all the major mobile networks in Tanzania.

Easy to implement

Easy to apply the system to any product category.

Brand protection

The eHakiki system allows brand owners to ensure the goods that consumers purchase are not counterfeit.

Safeguarding consumers

The objective of eHakiki is to serve as an authentic database for the Tanzanian government regulators and greatly reduce and possibly eliminate fake products in the market

Great Support

We are committed to delivering exceptional customer service to every person, regardless of the circumstances..

Protecting Tanzanian consumers

An innovative approach to the farm yield challenge!

Secure Your Brand

Counterfeiting is prevalent across many areas, from agricultural products and spare parts to fast-moving consumer goods and pharmaceuticals, negatively affecting the Tanzanian economy and Tanzanian people and putting the lives of Tanzanians at risk.

Quincewood consulted closely with stakeholders, consumers and government regulators Tanzania Official Seed Certification Institute (TOSCI), to successfully trial and implement eHakiki within the agriculture sector. This partnership led on to further collaboration with other government agencies within the agricultural sector including the Tanzania Pesticides Research Institute (TPRI).

The eHakiki system enables users to check in real-time the authenticity of the products that they have just purchased. eHakiki enables anyone to confidently, quickly and economically verify the authenticity of any product which carries the eHakiki verification codes via USSD platform.

Success Stories

“After getting the voucher, I was able to call and verify the seed. I was also given more information how to plant the seed, use of fertilizer and crop management. This farming knowledge has increased my production,”
Mr. Simon Mayagile, a farmer in Mbeya, Mbarali District, Msisi Village.

“I am thankful that I saved the scratch card, I was able to call eHakiki team as my farm had army-worms but with their guidance I was able to buy pesticides in-time to salvage my farm.”
Mrs. Wema Kapilile, a farmer in Iringa, Lumuli District, Itengulinyi Village.

“Fake seeds have been an issue in our society. We at LUPA Agricultural Marketing Cooperative Society are happy to hear about this technology of eHakiki as it will make it easier for our farmers to verify their seeds without going to Bwana Shamba,”
Chairman of LUPA AMCOS, Mr. Gaudensi Fungamwango.