See cocoa production
before it reaches the market.

Cropin’s cocoa solution is a digital platform that monitors cocoa farms, predicts yields, and provides real-time advisories. It helps tackle pest and disease outbreaks, climate variability, quality issues, and supply chain inefficiencies, improving farm productivity and reliability.

Digital transformation enables better farm monitoring, traceability, and decision-making. It reduces crop losses, enhances yield and quality, improves farmer engagement, and streamlines supply chain operations from plantation to processing and market. It enables a single source of truth to verify sustainability claims, which is critical for regulations like EUDR.

Cropin uses AI, remote sensing, and mobile applications to provide actionable insights, monitor crop health, forecast yields, and guide interventions for sustainable and optimized cocoa cultivation. It offers custom dashboards for a single platform view across operations.

Cropin digitizes plantations and profiles farmers by capturing field-level data, tracking growth stages, monitoring farm practices, and mapping plots, enabling personalized advisories, improved compliance, and efficient farm management across large cocoa operations.

Cropin provides the digital infrastructure to map farm boundaries (polygons) and cross-reference them with satellite imagery. It provides digital Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (dMRV) to validate deforestation claims. This ensures cocoa is not sourced from land deforested after the December 2020 cutoff, providing the “due diligence” documentation required for the European market.

Black Pod is a major threat in humid cocoa-growing regions. Cropin’s predictive models analyze rainfall and humidity levels to disseminate “Early Warning Alerts.” Farmers receive advisories on pruning and timely fungicide application to prevent the spread of the fungus across the plantation.

The Cropin mobile application is designed with “Offline-First” capabilities. Field agents can capture farm polygons, crop photos, and farmer data in remote forest areas without internet access. The data automatically syncs to the cloud once the agent reaches a location with a stable connection.