TEIKEI organizes deliveries collectively.
Members jointly manage pickup locations, delivery quantities, and regional supply.
Communities help bundle harvest shares meaningfully and distribute them in a planned way.
Communities enable:
TEIKEI works with delivery quantities.
A delivery makes sense when enough harvest shares come together at one location or in one region.
Building a community happens step by step.
These steps help develop a sustainable pickup community from an initial idea.
TEIKEI uses different community types.
They are not a hierarchy but organizational logics.
A main community is a central arrival point for a bundled delivery.
Larger delivery quantities come together here.
A sub-community is connected to a main community.
It bundles smaller quantities and organizes the final leg locally.
A micro-community is the smallest form of collective organization.
Several people bundle their delivery via a shared address.
You can find an existing community via the map or in the login area.
In the login area, you will find information about your community and pickup location under your profile.
If there is no pickup location near you yet, you can build a new community together with others.
After establishment, it is reviewed what delivery quantity can realistically be built.
What matters is not a single order but a sustainable collective structure.
If the delivery quantity is not reached, a delivery cannot take place as planned.
You will then receive an email with options to choose from.
You can select:
If you do not select anything, your order will automatically be moved to the next possible delivery month for your community.
There are informational materials and templates for organizers and communities.
They support building, communication, and ongoing operations.
Communities bundle harvest shares.
They make deliveries predictable, reduce individual shipping, and collectively manage pickup locations.
The setup follows clear steps: establish, prepare, deliver, coordinate, solve problems, and dissolve in an orderly manner if needed.
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Author: Felix Schröder, with help from AI (ChatGPT)
Created: written by Felix Schröder › formatted in Markdown by ChatGPT › published by Felix Schröder › layout adjusted by Claude
Created: 2025-03-19 · Last updated: 2026-05-20 · Questions or feedback? support@teikei.us