Built to track hardware already in the field.
SolisTrack's ledger works with devices from the equipment brands already selling and installing across East Africa — no proprietary hardware required, no brand locked out.
Millions of devices. No record of what happens to them.
Compliance no one can audit
Extended Producer Responsibility rules ask manufacturers and importers to account for devices at end of life. Without device-level records, that reporting is effectively unverifiable.
Batteries with nowhere to go
When a lantern or home system reaches the end of its useful life, there is often no visible, trusted channel back to a recycler — so devices sit dormant, get discarded informally, or simply disappear from view.
Disconnected paper trails
Sales, repairs, and transfers are usually recorded — if at all — in separate systems belonging to separate companies. No one holds the full picture of a single device's life.
One ledger, eight stages, five roles.
Every device gets a durable identity the moment it's registered. From there, each stage of its life is added to a shared record — visible to whoever is permitted to see it, and impossible to quietly rewrite.
Register
Device gets a QR identity tied to model, batch, and origin.
Distribute
Custody moves from manufacturer to distributor, logged at each handoff.
Sell
Sale to the end user is recorded, starting the device's ownership history.
Repair
Field technicians log service visits and part replacements against the same ID.
Transfer
Resale or handover to a new owner updates custody without losing history.
Dormancy
Extended inactivity is flagged automatically, surfacing devices nearing end of life.
Collect
The device is routed to a verified collection point, ready for recycling.
Recycle
A licensed recycler closes the loop, and the record becomes an auditable EPR line item.
Everything a device's life needs, in one shared system.
Shared lifecycle ledger
One tamper-evident record per device, updated at every stage and visible to every permitted party.
QR device identity
A scannable identity on every unit ties physical devices to their digital record in seconds.
Offline-first sync
Field updates are captured with no signal and reconciled automatically once connectivity returns.
EPR reconciliation reporting
Regulators get device-level, auditable reports instead of estimates and self-attestation.
Recycler locator
Owners and collectors find the nearest verified recycling point when a device reaches end of life.
Role-based access
Users, technicians, distributors, recyclers, and regulators each see exactly what their role needs.
Five roles. One record they can all trust.
Solar Users
Proof of ownership and warranty, in hand.
Field Technicians
Full service history, even offline.
Distributors
Custody and inventory, always current.
Recyclers
A verified pipeline of incoming devices.
Regulators
Auditable EPR data, on demand.
A market-sized problem, with a regulatory deadline attached.
This isn't a pilot looking for a market. The market already exists — it just has no record.
A market already in place
~10 million off-grid solar devices are already sold and in use across Kenya — with zero shared record of what happens to them next.
Compliance is becoming mandatory
Kenya's NEMA EPR Regulations, 2023 require producers to account for devices at end of life — turning device-level tracking from a nice-to-have into a requirement.
A record that compounds
Every scan, repair, and hand-off adds to a ledger no later entrant can retroactively recreate — the earlier it runs, the harder it is to replicate.
Bring one shared record to your solar network.
Whether you distribute, service, recycle, or regulate — SolisTrack gives everyone the same trustworthy view of where every device stands.