DjustConnect
DjustConnect is a web-based infrastructure for sharing data between providers and receivers in the agri-food sector.
What DjustConnect is
DjustConnect is a web-based infrastructure for sharing data between providers and receivers in the agri-food sector. Farmers and horticulturists can review requests in a personal dashboard and grant or withdraw permission. When permission is granted, DjustConnect retrieves the requested data from its provider and delivers it to the receiver rather than storing users’ data. Requests must state which data will be used and why, in keeping with the European Code of Conduct for data sharing in agriculture. Through ConnectShop, receivers can review sources and request access; listed connections include Flemish parcel information, AVR harvest data, Inex milk statements, IKM certification, and Klimrek climate scans. Data is exchanged through APIs. DjustConnect is free for farmers and horticulturists, while pricing for other use is available on request. ILVO hosts and manages the platform and is described as a neutral, non-commercial participant. Users can register with a Belgian electronic ID and log in using eID or itsme, with mobile-app or text-message security keys also described. The dashboard runs on a PC; there is no app or mobile version, and smartphone usability is limited. Data-request management is currently available for IKM-NET.
Good
- Farmers can grant or withdraw data permission
- Free for farmers and horticulturists
- Receivers can browse sources in ConnectShop
- Data is delivered only after permission
Watch out
- No app or mobile version
- Smartphone display and usability are limited
- Request management is currently available for IKM-NET
Who it suits
It is intended for farmers and horticulturists, data providers, and data receivers in the agri-food sector. Farmers and horticulturists can use it free to manage permissions for data sharing.
Verdict
DjustConnect gives agri-food participants a permission-based way to exchange data through APIs. Its PC-focused dashboard and current IKM-NET request-management limit are important to consider.
The facts
Each one read from DjustConnect's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- APIs
- Data is made available through APIs, which allow software to communicate and exchange data.checked 30 Sep 2001
- Authentication
- Users can register using a Belgian electronic ID and log in with eID or itsme; the site also describes mobile-app and text-message security keys.checked 30 Sep 2001
- Available connections
- The ConnectShop lists APIs for Flemish parcel information, AVR harvest data, Inex milk statements, IKM certification and Klimrek climate scans.checked 29 Sep 2001
- Data handling
- DjustConnect says it does not store users’ data; it retrieves data from the provider and delivers it to the receiver when permission is granted.checked 30 Sep 2001
- Data marketplace
- The ConnectShop lets data receivers review available data sources and request access to data.checked 30 Sep 2001
- Farmer control
- Farmers can approve data requests and withdraw permission through their personal dashboard.checked 30 Sep 2001
- Intended users
- The platform is for farmers and horticulturists, data providers, and data receivers in the agri-food sector.checked 29 Sep 2001
- Legal framework
- The site says data requests must clearly state the requested data and purpose, in line with the European Code of Conduct for data sharing in agriculture.checked 30 Sep 2001
- Mobile access
- The FAQ says there is no app or mobile version and that the dashboard runs on a PC, though it can be opened on a smartphone in desktop-site mode.checked 30 Sep 2001
- Notable availability limit
- The maker says data-request management is currently available for IKM-NET, with more applications expected later.checked 29 Sep 2001
- Operator
- DjustConnect describes itself as a neutral data exchange platform hosted by ILVO, which it describes as a non-commercial neutral party.checked 30 Sep 2001
- Privacy and security
- ILVO’s privacy summary says it takes security measures adapted to the data and processing context, including measures for storage and transfer of commercially sensitive information.checked 29 Sep 2001
- Purpose
- DjustConnect provides a digital infrastructure for safe data sharing across the agri-food sector.checked 30 Sep 2001
- Sign-in
- Users can register with eID and log in using eID, itsme, or a safety key through the mobile app or text message.checked 29 Sep 2001
- Support
- The home page lists a farmer helpdesk number: +32 478 43 68 26.checked 30 Sep 2001
- Users
- The platform is intended for farmers and horticulturists, data providers, and data receivers in the agri-food sector.checked 30 Sep 2001
- Web and mobile access
- The getting-started page says the dashboard runs on PC and that there is no app or mobile version; smartphone display and usability are limited.checked 29 Sep 2001
Where it runs
- Example application
- The FAQ says data requests can currently be managed for IKM-NET and points users to the ConnectShop to see available applications and APIs.checked 30 Sep 2001
The company
- Founded
- 2020checked 28 Sep 2001
- Headquarters
- Merelbekechecked 28 Sep 2001
Money
- Free use
- The maker says DjustConnect is free for all farmers and horticulturists.checked 29 Sep 2001
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