How to record and share reports in TIM

Have a phone number for OTP sign-in and details of your work. For rice or coffee, prepare producer details, plot name, area and growing method. Talk to TIM about working with partners or other products.

1. Add your plot

   Add a name, area, growing method and start date. Keep records grouped by plot.

2. Record your activities

   Record farm work, nature care and work with partners, with dates, details, photos or videos.

3. Create and share a report

   Choose plots and publish their records as a report with a link or QR code.

4. Verify together

   Review plot evidence, assess and vote under shared criteria, then record each round’s results on Blockchain.

Illustrative example

Arabica coffee / 2026 season / Area: 8 rai / Shade grown / Catimor / Elevation: 1,200 m

• 12 Jan 2026: Harvesting ripe cherries

  Lot C69-01 with 120 kg of cherries

• 18 Jan 2026: Caring for the watershed forest

  Neighbours survey forest boundaries and care for trees near the water source.

• 24 Jan 2026: Discussing how income is shared

  The women’s group and buyer review pay and income sharing.

Illustrative example

Rice / 2026 wet season / Area: 12 rai / Organic growing method / Planted 15 Jun 2026 / Plot 1

• 15 Jun 2026: Preparing the field

  Preparing the soil for the new season

• 22 Jun 2026: Passing on knowledge of local rice

  Elders teach younger people to select and save local seeds.

• 20 Nov 2026: Planning household finances

  Recording rice and basket weaving income to plan expenses.

No. Open a published report by link or QR code. If the owner sets a viewing password, enter it first.

Yes. Brands, processors and retailers can record ingredient origins, purchasing agreements or community support with producers, so buyers see each partner’s role.