Know the grower before you arrive
Walk onto the farm knowing the grower’s crops, previous advice and open questions. Start a useful conversation without searching through messages.
Know your growers. Recognise their needs. Turn your agronomists’ expertise into stronger customer relationships and clearer opportunities for product sales.

Walk onto the farm knowing the grower’s crops, previous advice and open questions. Start a useful conversation without searching through messages.
Capture the products and quantities behind the advice while the need is clear. Give sales a concrete starting point.
Keep customer history with your organisation, so a change of agronomist does not mean starting the relationship again.
Illustrative workflow: an agronomist identifies a crop issue during a grower visit.
Keep the observation, recommendation and agreed action with the grower and field.
Review the required products, quantities and packaging. Seasonal pre-orders can be another starting point where relevant.
Review the prepared order and agree the next action. The handover to your sales or ERP system is scoped during implementation.
iCrop supports field advice, grower context and order preparation. Define which data should move to your existing systems, in which direction and who owns each step. Integrations are delivered to the agreed scope.
Agree a representative workflow, starting users, training and review moments. Your proposal defines the modules, setup, responsibilities and any integrations.
Implementation & adoption Integrations & security Security & access Packages & investment
See the actual iCrop output: agronomist details with BASIS and FACTS fields, product and crop information, and a job sheet for application records.
View the example reportsBring a real customer situation. See how iCrop helps your agronomists prepare the visit, capture the advice and act on product needs.
Choose one representative process and a small group. Define the records, training and evaluation before expanding.
See what the first rollout involves