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For governments

A command centre for every jurisdiction.

Early warning, evidence and accountability from the taluka office to the state secretariat and, in time, the national planning table, all drawing from one live source of truth.

Role-based command

Every role sees its own jurisdiction

Access follows the administrative hierarchy. A district user cannot see another district.

RoleWhat they seeWhat they can decide
Field and taluka officerVillage drill-down, alerts for their taluka, field photos and crop-health trendsPrioritise visits, advise farmers, verify losses
District officerDistrict intelligence, pest and disease heat map, scheme and insurance statusAllocate teams, escalate outbreaks, manage relief
State leadershipState command centre, rainfall departure, crop indicators, data hubPlan the season, direct resources, report
Disaster managementClimate and disaster monitoring with area-wise early warningPre-position response, communicate early
National plannersComparable state views and roll-ups (next phase)Budget, procure, stabilise prices, evaluate

Use cases

Decisions the platform supports

Early warning and disaster response

Rainfall departure, forecast and alerts by area, so response is pre-positioned, not improvised.

Pest and disease response

Risk ranking and heat maps send teams where outbreaks are forming.

Insurance and relief assessment

Satellite crop-health evidence supports faster, fairer, less disputed assessment.

Input and subsidy planning

Where inputs are needed, and where they are being over-used.

Procurement and price stabilisation

Crop-wise supply forecasts and live prices to plan purchase and release.

Scheme targeting and evaluation

See who is covered, who is missed, and what changed after intervention.

Governance

Built to be owned by the institution it serves.

Sovereign deployment

Designed to run on infrastructure owned and controlled by the public institution, with its data staying there.

Separation by design

Each department and jurisdiction has its own access boundaries. No implicit cross-access.

Explainable outputs

Every score and alert can show the evidence behind it, and says when evidence is insufficient.

Open interfaces

Standard web APIs for exchanging data with existing departmental systems.

From briefing to scale

How an engagement works

  1. ScopeChoose the geography, crops and decisions that matter most.
  2. OnboardLoad boundaries and reference data, create roles and users.
  3. Pilot a seasonRun farmers, organisations and officers live, with a baseline.
  4. MeasureCompare against control areas and report outcomes openly.
  5. ScaleExtend to more districts, then to the whole state.

Start with one district.

A single-season pilot with a clear baseline is the fastest way to see what the evidence is worth.