Certifications: Halal, Kosher, Organic & Welfare

A rule-checked certification engine with an eligibility dry-run, proof documents, optional on-chain anchoring and consumer badges — issue trusted claims with confidence.

Available on Premium Updated 2026-07-12 · 7 min

The Certifications engine issues market claims — Halal, Kosher, Organic and Welfare — that stand up to scrutiny. Instead of a certificate being a PDF someone typed, it is rule-checked against the animal or batch’s actual record, backed by proof documents, and (on Enterprise) anchored on-chain so anyone can verify it wasn’t altered.

The safety net is the eligibility dry-run: before you commit, Farmso checks the subject against the certification’s rules and tells you whether it would pass — and exactly what’s missing if it wouldn’t. No surprises at inspection time.

Use case

A processor wants to sell a batch as Halal. He opens Certifications, selects Halal and the batch as the subject, and runs the live eligibility check. Two animals fail a rule; he resolves them, re-runs the dry-run to a pass, uploads the proof photos, and issues the certificate. On Enterprise it’s anchored on Solana, and a consumer scanning the QR badge sees a claim they can independently trust.

How certification works

Four certification types

Halal, Kosher, Organic and Welfare — each with its own rule set checked against the record.

Eligibility dry-run

A pre-flight check that says pass/fail and lists exactly what’s missing before you issue.

Rule-checked issuance

The certificate is validated against the animal or batch’s real data, not typed by hand.

Proof documents

Attach supporting evidence and photos so the claim is defensible.

On-chain anchoring

On Enterprise, a hash is anchored on Solana for independent, tamper-evident verification.

Consumer badges

Issued certifications surface as scannable consumer badges on the field-to-fork passport.

In the web app

Issue & verify a certification

  1. 1

    Open Certifications

    In the web app sidebar, open Certifications to see issued certificates and start a new one.

  2. 2

    Pick type & subject

    Choose Halal, Kosher, Organic or Welfare and the subject animal or batch.

  3. 3

    Run the eligibility dry-run

    Farmso rule-checks the subject and reports pass/fail with the exact gaps to close.

  4. 4

    Attach proof & issue

    Upload proof documents and issue the certificate — anchored on-chain on Enterprise. Certifying authorities review submissions in the Inspector console.

In the mobile app

Request from the field

  1. 1

    Open More → Certifications

    Tap Certifications in the More grid to request a new certification.

  2. 2

    Choose type & subject

    Select the certification type and the animal or batch it applies to.

  3. 3

    Watch the live eligibility check

    Farmso runs the eligibility check as you go and shows whether the subject would qualify.

  4. 4

    Upload proof & submit

    Add a proof photo, submit the request (it queues offline), and it syncs for review when you reconnect.

The certification engine and its rule-checking unlock on the Premium plan. On-chain anchoring of certificates on Solana is an Enterprise feature — everything else works without touching a wallet.

Always run the eligibility dry-run before issuing. It catches missing records, unresolved withdrawals or ineligible animals up front — far cheaper than a failed audit later.

FAQ

The certificate is validated against the subject’s real Farmso record — identity, health, movements, welfare — using the certification’s rule set, so the claim reflects the data rather than someone’s word.