threeit

[Industry · AgTech]

Digital products for agriculture

We design AgTech products that connect the field to an operational decision: records, planning, monitoring, mobile work, analytics, and AI in one understandable system.

Digitisation begins with one concrete process

Agricultural technology creates value when it helps a team see a deviation, assign an action, and verify the result sooner. We begin with the process map: where information appears, who records it, how it changes, and who needs it to make a decision.

threeit builds its own AgTech product, Planva, and has delivered digital work for agricultural businesses. We understand unstable connectivity, seasonal operations, one-handed field use, geospatial data, mixed digital maturity, and the need to explain complex analytics without interface noise.

AgTech systems we build

  1. 01

    Records and planning

    Fields, orchards, crops, seasons, operations, resources, teams, and one operational view.

  2. 02

    Mobile field work

    Offline workflows, scouting, photos, location, tasks, and resilient synchronisation.

  3. 03

    Monitoring and analytics

    Maps, indicators, exceptions, reporting, and priorities that lead to action.

  4. 04

    Integrations and AI

    Connections to sensors, weather, satellite data, business systems, and focused AI workflows.

How digitisation starts

  1. 01

    Choose a process

    Find a decision currently made without visibility or with excessive manual work.

  2. 02

    Frame the data

    Define sources, quality, ownership, and the baseline measure.

  3. 03

    Run a pilot

    Build a bounded working loop and test it in a real season or operating unit.

  4. 04

    Scale the evidence

    Strengthen architecture, integrations, and adoption before extending proven workflows.

AgTech questions

01Where should agricultural digitisation begin?

Begin with one process and measurable decision rather than a catalogue of technology. Map the existing data journey, responsible user, baseline, and a limited pilot that can be compared with current work.

02Which technologies are used in agriculture?

Depending on the problem: mobile software, GIS, IoT, satellite and weather data, analytics, machine learning, computer vision, and integrations with operational systems.

03Can AgTech apps work offline?

Field products often require it. We design local storage, change queues, visible sync states, and rules for resolving data conflicts after connectivity returns.

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