What we do
We work across the systems, field operations and reporting an agricultural institution depends on. Each practice can stand alone; most programmes combine several, delivered by one accountable team.
The shared data model, identity, access and integration layer an agricultural institution runs on.
One trusted record of farmers, farms, inputs and activity, owned by the institution.
A system of record configured to the institution's own structure — national, county, district and field levels.
Moving registration, inspection and extension work from paper to supervised digital workflows.
Field work that arrives verified, attributed and on time — including from areas without coverage.
Digital field workflows that officers can run offline, reviewed by the level above before they count.
Plot boundaries, administrative geography and facility locations tied to operational records.
Every plot, facility and record placed on the map it belongs to — and traceable back to who captured it.
Approximate operational boundaries captured on the ground and linked to the farmer record — not cadastral survey.
Warehouse registries, receipts, transfers and custody chains for inputs and produce.
A custody trail for inputs and produce that reconciles without re-keying.
Transfers that move through request, approval, dispatch and delivery with each step attributed.
County, national, donor and executive reporting generated from the operational record.
Reports that can be traced back to the records they were built from.
Reports produced from the operational record, not from re-keyed spreadsheets.
Scoping, workflow design, training, rollout and measurement for agricultural programmes.
A programme that is designed around the institution, delivered in phases and measured against agreed criteria.
One accountable team from diagnosis to handover, with software arriving in the middle of the process.
We scope the combination with you during diagnosis, before any system is chosen.