The climate batch passport

From Farm to Fragrance,
Made More Sustainable.

Rainfall, humidity, and heat shifts are making Indonesia's essential-oil crops harder to predict. For exporters, the problem often shows up too late.

Majordera gives every batch an IoT-powered Climate Batch Passport, connecting farm records, sensor data, and weather signals so exporters can detect quality risks earlier and reduce preventable losses.

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Seeking pilot partners in Indonesia — patchouli and vanilla. No minimum size.

Layer 01

Farm Intelligence

Soil temp 27.4°C
Humidity 82%
Harvest log #2418
Drying hrs 48h
24h sensor streamlive
Layer 02

Sustainability Verification

GPS
−1.473°S, 119.876°ECentral Sulawesi · plot SLW-04
EUDR ready
Pesticide log
Origin verified
Fair payment
Layer 03

Risk Forecasting

Quality forecast · 6w horizon +stable
Export ready
94%
Climate risk
Low
Confidence
0.91
The problem

Climate risk is hitting Indonesia's essential-oil supply chains before exporters can see it.

Quality risk starts at the farm

Rainfall, humidity, and drying conditions affect oil quality long before a batch reaches the exporter. Most teams only find out after QC fails.

Rejected batches burn avoidable carbon

When a batch fails QC, fuel, shipping, distillation, and processing energy have already been spent. Those emissions are entirely avoidable with earlier visibility.

Good farming, no proof

Indonesian patchouli farming is often relatively sustainable — but almost none of it is recorded. Without documentation, exporters cannot prove compliance and buyers cannot verify it. The problem is not the practice. It is the missing data.

Why now

Regulation, climate risk, and wasted emissions.
The window to act is now.

Four forces are converging right now to make upstream visibility non-negotiable for essential-oil exporters.

EUDR · In force 2025
EU Deforestation Regulation

EU buyers now require proof that supply chains are deforestation-free. For most Indonesian exporters, the farming is already sustainable — but none of it is documented. No proof means no market access.

Climate · Accelerating
ENSO cycles are intensifying

La Niña and El Niño patterns are becoming more extreme and less predictable, directly hitting patchouli and vanilla yields. Yield swings of ±30% are now common.

Market · $1.2B industry
Indonesia supplies the world

Indonesia produces ~90% of global patchouli and ~40% of world vanilla supply. A market this large with this little traceability infrastructure is a structural gap — and a real business opportunity.

Carbon · Avoidable loss
Rejected batches waste carbon, not just product

By the time a batch fails QC, fuel, shipping, distillation, and processing have already been emitted. Earlier quality visibility means fewer rejected batches — and measurable, avoidable emissions reduced.

The solution

One intelligence platform.
Every signal that matters.

Most Indonesian essential-oil farming is already relatively sustainable — it just isn't recorded. Majordera connects farm logs, IoT sensor data, sustainability records, and climate signals into a single intelligence layer, so exporters can prove what is already true and act on risks before they become losses.

Farm & field logsHarvest, drying, spray records, plot photos
IoT sensor streamsHumidity, temperature, drying conditions
Sustainability recordsGPS origin, pesticide use, ESG/EUDR docs
Climate signalsRainfall, ENSO, regional anomaly data
Harvest log
IoT sensors
GPS origin
Pesticide log
Rainfall data
Quality QC
MajorderaIntelligence
Platform
The product

Three layers of upstream intelligence.

A single platform that translates raw farm activity into export-grade decisions. Built for exporters, distillers, and the buyers who depend on them.

01 Farm Intelligence

What's happening on the ground

Field agents capture harvest events and drying methods. IoT sensors stream real-time data.

Harvest logs IoT Temperature IoT Humidity Field Photos Spray records Drying method
Humidity
82%
Temp · Shed
27.4°C
14:02Harvest logged · plot SLW-04
12:47Drying started · 48h target
09:18Field photo uploaded · plot SLW-04
02 Sustainability

Proof, not promises, for every batch

Every record is tied to a GPS plot, pesticide history, and chain of custody for EUDR and ESG audits.

EUDR readiness Pesticide logs Chain of custody Responsible sourcing
4 plots · Central Sulawesi −1.473°S, 119.876°E
EUDR documentation 100% complete
Chain of custody Verified
03 Risk Forecasting

Know the next batch before it ships

Predicts quality, climate, and supply risk weeks before lab results would arrive.

Quality-risk forecast Climate-risk forecast Export-readiness score Anomaly detection
6-week forecast updated 2m ago
now +6w
QualityLow
ClimateMed
SupplyLow
Export readiness 94/100
How it works

From the first leaf to the exported drum.

Step 01

Farmers & agents collect

Field agents and farm leaders submit harvest events, drying methods, and spray records through a simple mobile workflow — even offline.

Step 02

IoT sensors monitor

Low-cost humidity and temperature sensors stream conditions from drying sheds and storage rooms, 24/7, with anomaly alerts.

Step 03

Climate data enriches

Rainfall, humidity, and ENSO-cycle signals are layered onto each batch, giving every record its full environmental context.

Step 04

Majordera forecasts

The platform generates quality, climate, and sustainability risk scores — and an export-readiness signal for every batch.

Why it matters

Resilient Supply Chains.

Reduced Rejection

By identifying quality issues early, we prevent high-carbon waste and financial loss.

Adaptation Guidance

Data helps smallholder farmers adjust harvest times to changing rain patterns.

Transparency-Led Trust

Verification that essential oils are grown with minimal environmental impact.

Why Indonesia?

Indonesia produces over 80% of the world's patchouli. These crops are highly sensitive to "La Niña" and "El Niño" patterns, which are becoming more extreme. We are starting where visibility is needed most.

90%
Global Patchouli
40%
Vanilla Supply
The team

Built by people who understand the field, the climate, and the technology.

A founding team combining IoT engineering, climate strategy, and product execution, grounded in Indonesian supply chains.

Aldwin Hermanudin
🇺🇸 Aldwin Hermanudin
Co-founder · IoT Engineering

Embedded systems and IoT engineer with experience building environmental sensors and solar-powered field devices from scratch. Leads Majordera's hardware and sensing layer.

IoT Hardware Embedded Systems Field Sensors
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Stephanie Rawi
🇫🇷 Stephanie Rawi
Co-founder · Climate & Impact

Climate sustainability strategist and ex co-founder of Z Bio, with experience across carbon, agriculture, and ESG. Leads Majordera's climate strategy, sustainability logic, and impact framing.

Climate Strategy ESG Carbon Markets
LinkedIn
Yussanti Nur Fajrina
🇸🇬 Yussanti Nur Fajrina
Co-founder · Product Strategy

Product Manager (Ex TikTok) with experience building 0-to-1 forecasting and operational platforms. Leads Majordera's product strategy, translating farm intelligence into workflows exporters can use.

Product Strategy Forecasting Platforms B2B Workflows
LinkedIn

Secure the Future of
Your Supply Chain.

We are looking for exporters and distillers to co-design the platform with us. If you work with patchouli or vanilla in Indonesia, we want to talk — no minimum size.

Join our pilot