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Kapitani Revolutionizes Digital Farm Management for myGAP Certification, Slashing Reporting Time by Over 90% Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – In a strategic move to modernize Malaysia’s agricultural landscape, Kapitani has successfully introduced its Digital Farm Management Platform to private myGAP mentors (Pembimbing myGAP Swasta), marking a significant step forward in streamlining compliance and farm data management. With a proven ability to cut myGAP reporting time from a conventional 7-day to 3-week process down to just three hours, Kapitani’s platform is poised to transform how farmers manage and document their farm operations. This improvement not only accelerates compliance reporting but also empowers farmers with real-time financial oversight, a critical aspect for sustainable agribusiness growth. "This is a game-changer for farm operators and agribusinesses looking to scale efficiently while ensuring regulatory compliance. Our digital solution not only saves time but enhances decision-making by integrating financial analytics directly into farm reports," said Syed Salleh Syed Sulaiman, Kapitani’s Ecosystem Builder. During a recent session with the Director of the Crop Quality Control Division (Pengarah Bahagian Kawalan Kualiti Tanaman), Kapitani demonstrated live simulations of its automated reporting system. The platform seamlessly aggregated farm records, financial statements, and compliance data into a structured report, providing a preview of how digital adoption could redefine certification readiness for Malaysia’s agriculture sector. myGAP (Malaysia Good Agricultural Practices) certification is a crucial benchmark for farms to ensure sustainability, environmental responsibility, and quality assurance in agricultural production. However, one of the long-standing challenges has been the cumbersome paperwork and manual data tracking required for compliance. Kapitani’s Digital Farm Management Platform eliminates these inefficiencies, allowing farmers to allocate more time to operational excellence rather than administrative burdens. With Malaysia’s agritech sector on the rise and increased focus on digital transformation, Kapitani’s efforts align with the broader push for smart farming solutions that optimize productivity and transparency. As the platform gains traction among myGAP mentors and farm operators, it signals a shift towards a data-driven agricultural ecosystem that could set new benchmarks for ASEAN’s farming industry. Kapitani’s next steps involve scaling adoption among commercial and smallholder farmers, reinforcing Malaysia’s vision of a tech-enabled agricultural future. As agritech investors and policymakers continue to seek solutions that enhance food security and farm efficiency, Kapitani’s breakthrough with myGAP compliance could serve as a model for broader regional implementation. Kementerian Digital Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) Grow Asia