Geopedi is a platform that tracks geographical indication audit processes in a digital environment. It reduces bureaucracy within the ecosystem, ensures the traceability of audit requests and processes, and simplifies operations. By creating a digital identity for audited products, it presents information transparently to the consumer via Smart QRs over the blockchain. Geopedi enables the verification of your products' origin and whether they have successfully passed the audit process.

Geopedi is web-based, so it is used through a browser without downloading any application. It proceeds by entering product information through form-filling steps. The platform is user-friendly and highly practical to use. Products are added to the system by the geographical indication registrant, who also manages the audit process. When an audit request is made by selecting from the registered products, the relevant audit units are assigned. After audit approval, creating a QR code is very easy. QRs can be generated digitally in Excel or PDF formats, or in a way that your label printers can read, compatible with hand printers.

Yes. Geopedi stores your product data on a decentralized blockchain. Due to the nature of blockchain, it is impossible to alter records retrospectively. Your information on the blockchain is also protected through encryption methods. Consequently, any information entered into the system cannot proceed without verification; thus, both producers and consumers gain access to reliable data.

It ensures traceability by labeling your products in accordance with the EU's Geographical Indications Regulation (EU) 2024/1143. Through QR codes generated per product, where the product was produced and which conditions it met are documented. This transparency helps gain trust in the international market, as the platform supports full compliance with EU requirements.

Since all information in Geopedi is recorded on the blockchain, retrospective data cannot be changed. Additionally, because the audit process is automated with smart contracts, every piece of data entered into the system can be easily verified by third parties. Audit processes become transparent and reliable.

Digital labels include the product's production date, place of production, method used, and quality information. Therefore, through the digital label, the consumer can verify the authenticity and quality of the product in their hands. You can obtain information about the history and significance of the labeled geographical indication.