Claims Backed by Data
Timestamped soil measurements give sustainability claims an evidence base that auditors and consumers can trust.
Know what is happening in the fields that grow your ingredients. Real-time soil data supports regenerative sourcing claims, Scope 3 reporting and more reliable supply.
Book a DemoBrands make sustainability commitments about farms they rarely see and cannot measure.
Regenerative and sustainable sourcing commitments rely on grower self-reporting. Claims without measurement carry reputational and legal risk.
Most agricultural emissions sit in Scope 3, but supplier-level soil and fertilizer data is patchy, estimated or years old.
Drought, nutrient stress and poor soil health reduce yield and quality in sourcing regions, often with little warning.
Every cooperative and farm reports differently. Aggregating field practices across a supply base is slow and manual.
Turn field data into credible claims, better reporting and a more resilient supply.
Track organic matter, nutrients, pH and moisture over time across participating farms, not just survey answers.
Collect field-level fertilizer and soil data that feeds emissions calculations with measured values instead of defaults.
Monitor practice changes and soil outcomes for every farm enrolled in your sourcing program.
Spot nutrient and moisture stress across sourcing regions early enough to adjust procurement plans.
Give growers useful agronomic recommendations, so taking part in your program pays off for them too.
Export timestamped, sensor-based evidence to support sustainability reports and third-party verification.
Timestamped soil measurements give sustainability claims an evidence base that auditors and consumers can trust.
Measured field data replaces generic emission factors for the farms in your supply base.
Early visibility into soil stress helps protect ingredient volume and quality.