Transparency built on shared evidence
Producers and partners can use the same records and evidence to answer customers’ questions and check information together.
Use TIM to record production, care for nature and work with communities. Share the evidence with partners and buyers so they can review it together.
The people behind the product
Record where you source ingredients, how you pay workers and how you care for forests. Share the evidence in TIM so buyers can use it when choosing a product.
Producers and partners can use the same records and evidence to answer customers’ questions and check information together.
Look at household income, opportunities for women, shared benefits and care for nature. Show how everyday work and business decisions affect people’s lives.
Growers, processors, brands and retailers can describe their work in TIM so buyers know who did what before the product reached them.
People, communities and nature
Use TIM to describe who makes decisions, who earns income and how each partner cares for nature. Attach evidence from the work.

Record women’s roles in business ownership and decisions, along with the pay they receive.

From growing coffee under shade to sourcing from farms that care for forests, show how growers, buyers and brands support watersheds and biodiversity together.

Record purchase prices, workers’ pay and the share that producers and communities receive, alongside the agreements used to divide the benefits.

Document local rice varieties, textile patterns and knowledge passed down by elders. Name the people who preserve and teach these traditions.
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) information
Producers, partners and buyers can use TIM records to review how each participant cares for the environment and people, and how they share the benefits.
Explain your work, the choices behind it and the people involved, from making and sourcing products to supporting those you work with.
Add activity records, photos and supporting information so others can check what happened.
Producers, partners and buyers can read the same information, ask questions and check the evidence together.
Try TIM with an example
The coffee and rice examples show how to record production, forest care and the lives of the people doing the work. Processors, brands and retailers can use these records to explain where a product comes from.
Enter a plot name, area, growing method and start date to organise records by plot.
Arabica coffee
TIM by DO IN THAI
Producers, processors, brands and retailers each choose who they work with and how. TIM helps them record and share their work together, including its effects on people, communities and nature.
TIM by DO IN THAITIM is an app for recording product origins, activities and environmental, social and governance (ESG) evidence. Producers, processors, brands, distributors and retailers can share records for partners and buyers to review together. TIM is developed by DO IN THAI.
TIM connects a product’s origins with the lives and values behind it, including opportunities for women, forest care, shared benefits, culture, household finances and craft. Evidence of each partner’s work helps buyers consider people and nature when choosing a product.
Producers, processors, brands, distributors, retailers, community enterprises and the organisations that work with them can use TIM to explain their role, share the stories behind products and discuss the evidence with partners and buyers.
Yes. Brands, processors and retailers can use TIM with producers and partners to share ingredient origins, purchasing agreements or their support for communities. Buyers can see what each producer and business contributes.
Both examples have four steps: add your plot, record activities, create and share a report by link or QR code, then use the report to review evidence with the people involved. The coffee and rice records on this page are illustrative examples.
You need a phone number to receive a one-time password (OTP) for sign-in. Have information about the work you want to share ready. For rice or coffee, prepare producer and plot details such as name, area and growing method. For work with partners or other products, talk to TIM about how to get started.
No. Buyers can open a published report through its link or QR code. If you have set a viewing password, they will need to enter it first.
Yes. A product’s story can include forest care, women’s roles, shared income, local knowledge, community craft and household finances. You can record activities on the plot, off the plot and in the household, with notes and supporting images.
Email hello@do.in.th with details of your products, your role and who you want to work with. Our team can explain the options and help you get started.
HELLO, TIM
Download TIM to start recording. Contact our team if you want to use TIM with your partners.
hello@do.in.th