For estates, packhouses, processors and exporters

The spraying procedure changed on Friday. Here is every worker who confirmed it, in their own language.

A named record of who acknowledged the procedure, by estate and crew, on the worker's own phone, in Kiswahili or Kimeru as well as English. The certification auditor gets a file, not a muster register.

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Kayden Connect feed for a fictional Kenyan tea estate group. A pinned announcement, Chemical handling and re-entry procedure 2026, shows 812 of 900 acknowledged with an Acknowledge button.
The same pinned procedure on a worker's phone, with a full-width Acknowledge button and the count 812 of 900.
812 of 900 acknowledgedRemind 88 pending

170,000agricultural workers are killed each year, at least, by the ILO's estimate. In fatalities, injuries and work-related ill health, agriculture is one of the three most hazardous sectors, with construction and mining.Source: ILO, Agriculture: a hazardous work sector. Industry figure, not a Kayden Connect result.

The situation

The procedure changed. The muster register cannot say who understood it.

A two-estate tea group changes its chemical handling and re-entry procedure before the September flush. The change is read out at the 06:30 muster, in English, and a notice goes up at the weighing shed. Half the pluckers speak Kimeru first. Three weeks later the certification auditor asks which workers were informed, in a language they understand, and when. The HR manager has a muster register from one estate and a photo of the notice. The group employs 900 people, most without email.

Today
  • One muster in English, one notice at the shed.
  • A register from one of two estates.
  • The auditor gets a photo.
With the record
  • One announcement, pinned on both estates, in three languages.
  • 812 confirmed by name and crew; 88 pending, reminded.
  • The auditor gets the evidence pack.
How it works

Four screens, all shipped.

1Publish

One procedure, pinned on both estates, on every phone.

The estate manager publishes once. On HQ the approval rule holds it until the compliance manager has signed it off. Workers see it pinned on their own phone and confirm with one tap before the muster.

Every plan · approval before publishing on HQOccupational Health and Safety Act
The pinned announcement card: Chemical handling and re-entry procedure 2026, in force from Monday 7 September, with an Acknowledge button and 812 of 900 acknowledged, 90%.
One tap to confirm
2Understand

The same post in Kiswahili, one tap away.

Posts and Knowledge Hub articles translate into ten languages on every plan. The worker reads the procedure in the language they think in, sees that it was translated from English, and can switch back to the original. The confirmation counts the same.

Every plan · ten languagesOccupational Safety and Health Act
The pinned procedure on a phone in English, with an Acknowledge button and 812 of 900 acknowledged.
The same pinned procedure on a phone in Kiswahili, with a banner reading translated from English, a link to the original, and a Thibitisha button.
Translated from English
3Reach

Workers without email join with a code and their phone.

A supervisor issues one single-use code per named worker. The worker enters it with their phone number, gets a one-time text, and is in. SMS carries the sign-in code only; notices never go by SMS. 214 joined this month.

Every plan · role-gated, capped per workspace per monthOccupational Safety and Health Act
Frontline access codes: 62 active codes, 214 joined this month, 900 of 950 seats used, 233 of 1,000 SMS this month, and a worker table with phone binding and status by estate.
The Join screen on a phone: access code MHT-4Q9F, a masked phone number, a Send my code button and the three steps that follow.
4Require

Turn the refresher into required reading with a due date.

PPE and re-entry intervals, 2026 refresher: 838 complete, 47 not started, 15 never asked because they have no crew set. Late is marked late. When the certification auditor asks, the evidence pack is one click on HQ.

Who has read it: 838 of 900 complete, 47 overdue, Remind all, Export as CSV and Evidence pack buttons, and a named roster by estate with Waiting and Acknowledged late labels.
Required reading on a phone: Chemical handling and re-entry procedure 2026 due Sep 7, three documents marked Done.
What you must evidence

The people who can ask for the record, in their own words.

United States · EPA, Worker Protection Standard for agricultural pesticides
“the agricultural employer must maintain on the agricultural establishment, for two years from the date of the training, a record documenting each worker's training”
40 CFR 170.401(d)(1); training within the last 12 months before entry to a treated area under 170.401(a)

What the record gives youThe re-entry procedure and the annual refresher become required reading with due dates; the evidence pack is the dated record per worker, kept as long as you keep it.

Kenya · Occupational Safety and Health Act
“the provision of such information, instruction, training and supervision as is necessary to ensure the safety and health at work of every person employed”
Section 6(2)(c), Act No. 15 of 2007

What the record gives you"Information" in a language the worker reads: the post is translated in one tap, and the confirmation is recorded against the translated version.

South Africa · Occupational Health and Safety Act
“as far as is reasonably practicable, cause every employee to be made conversant with the hazards to his health and safety attached to any work which he has to perform”
Section 13(a), Act 85 of 1993

What the record gives you"Made conversant" gets a numeric answer by estate and crew, the same day, for people who never sit at a desk.

Cited as what an estate or packhouse must be able to show. Kayden Connect does not certify compliance with any of them, and it is not a certification scheme.

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What it does not do.

It is not a certification scheme or a farm management system.No audit checklists, no spray records, no payroll. It carries the procedure and the record of who confirmed it.
Translation is machine translation.It is marked as translated, the original is one tap away, and a supervisor should still walk the procedure through at muster.
It does not certify compliance.It produces the record you evidence with.
Plans

Where this use case lands.

Spark$4per user per monthfrom 5 seats · monthly or annual
  • Acknowledgement on any post
  • Translation into ten languages
  • Frontline access codes
  • Required reading with due dates

One farm or packhouse that needs the record and nothing else.

Command$8per user per monthfrom 10 seats · monthly or annualEverything in Spark, plus
  • Pinned announcements
  • Coverage by estate and crew
  • Anonymous pulse surveys
  • Analytics for the last 90 days

Two or more estates, and a manager who needs to see which crew is behind.

HQ$15per user per monthfrom 25 seats · annualEverything in Command, plus
  • Approval before publishing
  • Evidence pack and audit log export
  • Executive dashboard, 365-day analytics

Certification audits, an exporter's buyer, an approval chain and an audit trail. The organisation on this page. Talk to us.

USD per user per month. Annual billing saves 20% on Spark and Command. Every limit is on the pricing page.

The organisation on this page

Meru Highlands Tea

Meru County, Kenya · 2 estates, 1 packhouse, 900 workers, 3 languages · HQ plan

A fictional organisation. Every name, number and screen on this page is invented to show how the product behaves.

Agriculture sales kit: two-page PDFTwo pages, USD prices, the evidence lines with links.

Bring the procedure nobody can prove was understood.

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Same record, other situations