Identify and list
The Supplier decides what surplus is eligible and records quantity, condition, location, timing, and handover details.
ReDist gives organizations one operating path for Surplus, Discovery, Matching, Approval, Transfer, Verification, and Impact so every completed workflow can be understood, evidenced, and measured.
Controlled pilot access. Public impact claims wait for completed, approved real Transfers.
The lifecycle protects supplier control, recipient clarity, handover discipline, certificate boundaries, and impact evidence.
The Supplier decides what surplus is eligible and records quantity, condition, location, timing, and handover details.
An approved Recipient reviews available surplus against its own needs, acceptance rules, and operational capacity.
The Recipient submits a structured request with the required quantity, timing, and handover context.
The Supplier approves, declines, or clarifies each request and retains control of what moves forward.
Both organizations coordinate the physical handover and apply their own safety, eligibility, handling, and approval procedures.
The participants confirm completion, and ReDist records the transfer and can generate an operational certificate.
Completed real-world transfers can support methodology-labelled value, quantity, diversion, and usefulness reporting.
Create a listing with practical details such as resource name, quantity, condition, location, urgency, supplier organization, and handover notes.
Suppliers keep control over what gets released, which Requests are approved, and when a Transfer is ready for handover.
Discover available resources by category, location, urgency, quantity, condition, and supplier context.
Submit structured Requests and track status through Approval, Transfer, Handover, Verification, Certificate review, and Impact visibility.
ReDist is designed to preserve evidence after handover, but impact claims must be based on completed Transfers and clearly labeled methodology.
Request information about the workflow and readiness requirements. Participation is invitation-only and is not created or implied by an inquiry.