Not every organisation wants to build everything internally. Soil Passport can connect projects with implementation capabilities across the value chain — for farmers, FPOs, businesses, governments and climate projects alike.
Looking for the underlying technology? See the Platform. Looking for industry-specific use cases? See Industries.
Every organisation engages differently. Here's how we typically work together.
Not every farm or project needs to own its hardware outright. Our partner network supports access to the field equipment behind Soil Passport™ intelligence.
A smart, IoT-connected agricultural weather station feeding live rainfall, temperature and humidity data into Soil Passport™'s AI recommendations — for precision agriculture at farm or project scale.
Portable soil testing device hire and rental for farmers, FPOs and project teams who need NPK, pH, EC and moisture readings without purchasing equipment outright — paired with the Soil Passport™ app for instant digital reports.
Feedstock, land, technology and project requirements.
Identify suitable technology and implementation partners.
Technical and commercial project planning.
Feedstock assessment, collection and supply-chain planning.
Connect projects with appropriate technology providers.
Build measurement and reporting pathways.
Connect outputs and environmental assets with potential markets.
Our ecosystem can support organisations from concept to implementation — one ecosystem, one project journey.
Solutions covers how you work with us on a specific project or need — equipment hire, SaaS access, project implementation or consulting. Partnership (see the Partners page) is a longer-term, structured relationship — such as an SPX™ regional plant, technology licence or joint venture — with its own commercial terms.
Yes. Our partner network supports device hire and rental for both the soil testing device and the automatic weather station, paired with the Soil Passport™ app for instant digital reports — useful for farms and projects that don't want to own hardware outright.
It depends on project scope — a technology licence or SaaS deployment can be live in weeks, while a full SPX™ plant project (assessment through commissioning) typically spans several months. We scope a timeline during project assessment, the first step of implementation.
No. Technology matching is one of the steps in our project implementation process — we help identify the suitable SPX™ pathway (biochar, bio-oil, bio-tar, hydrogen or power) based on your feedstock, site and goals, rather than requiring you to decide upfront.
A subscription model giving access to the digital soil, biomass and carbon intelligence platform — without needing a technology licence, project development support or hardware. Suited to organisations that want the data layer on its own.
Yes — governments, NGOs and institutions can use our digital infrastructure for district-level soil mapping, farmer registration, biomass management and climate-impact monitoring at programme scale.
Talk to our team through the contact form, outlining your organisation type and what you're looking to achieve — equipment hire, a SaaS subscription, project implementation or full consulting support. We'll recommend the right engagement model from there.
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