Agriculture and AgriTech
Agritech software development for growers, planned around your season
Infoloop is an agritech software development company. It delivers field records, machinery maintenance, traceability and crew attendance software for farms, growers and packhouses. The mobile app records data offline and syncs when the signal returns. Scope, budget and timeline are agreed in writing before work starts, with the seasonal priority delivered first.
Talk to our teamCrew hours, six teams
Detail
Crew 1
Hours logged and synced, all clear.
- Traceability records
- Up to date
- Machinery hours
- Logged automatically
Each season generates more operational data
Multiple growing sites. Crews on piece rate and day rate. A machinery log in the workshop, an agronomy app on one phone and an audit pack compiled by hand every year.
Most growers keep detailed records. The difficulty is that they are scattered across different systems. Soil tests sit in one spreadsheet and application records in another. Field inspection notes end up on a personal phone or in a paper notebook. When a buyer or auditor asks what was applied to a crop, days of paperwork follow.
Labor costs show the same pattern. Crews work across several sites on a mix of piece rate and day rate. The hours that reach payroll rarely match the hours worked. Or your agritech company understands the agronomy and the product, but has no in-house engineering team to deliver it before the season.
- One digital record per field, per season.
- Crew attendance that reconciles with payroll.
- Batch traceability from field to packhouse to truck.
Infoloop designs agriculture software around your seasonal calendar and your sites. It operates offline on a mobile phone and imports data your tractors and weather stations already record. Whatever you need before planting or harvest is delivered first. Infoloop is headquartered in India and has clients in six countries.
Measured results
- 50+software projects delivered, from attendance and inventory to AI assistants and online stores
- 99.9%uptime on software Infoloop supports, with monitoring every day of the season
- 6countries where clients use software delivered by Infoloop
- 4.8average client rating across Trustpilot, Google, Clutch and GoodFirms
Where farm and packhouse operations lose time
The four issues growers and agritech founders raise most often, and how the software addresses each one.
Field records in spreadsheets and notebooks
Field data sits in one spreadsheet, application records in another, and the audit pack is rebuilt by hand every year. Farm management software records soil tests, applications, inspection notes and yields against the correct field. Each entry is made once, in the field, by the person who did the work.
Labor costs that nobody can reconcile
Crews work across several sites, on piece rate and day rate, and payroll hours never match hours worked. Attendance software records every crew clock-in by site and delivers one verified payroll file. It starts from attendance software Infoloop already delivered for multi-site manufacturing plants.
Audit preparation takes days
A buyer or auditor asks what was applied to a crop, where and by whom. Traceability software follows each batch from field to packhouse to truck, so the answer takes a minute. Equipment faults are logged and resolved instead of forgotten.
An agritech product without an engineering team
You understand the agronomy and the product requirements. You have no in-house engineering team to develop it. Infoloop delivers the first version. Its scope, budget and launch date are agreed in writing before work starts.
Where farm and packhouse operations lose time
4 problemsProblem 1 of 4
Field records in spreadsheets and notebooks
What we do
Field data sits in one spreadsheet, application records in another, and the audit pack is rebuilt by hand every year. Farm management software records soil tests, applications, inspection notes and yields against the correct field. Each entry is made once, in the field, by the person who did the work.
Planned around your season. Supported through the season.
Case studies
There is no farm case study yet. These projects solve the same operational problems in other industries, with measured results.
90% less timesheet admin across three manufacturing plants
OpsDeck went live at three plants in three weeks. Daily exception alerts catch missed punches before payroll, and timesheet admin fell 90%.
- less timesheet admin
- 90%
- missed punches in payroll
- 0
- to go live across sites
- 3 weeks
Your project
Planning takes about a week. Go-live dates are agreed in writing, with seasonal priorities delivered first.
What an AgriTech engagement includes
For growers who need software planned around the season.
Go-live dates in writing
Planning takes about a week. Go-live dates are agreed in writing, with seasonal priorities delivered first.
Billing that fits the work
A fixed price when the scope is clear, hourly when it will change. The rate and an estimate are agreed in writing first.
Offline data capture
The mobile app stores each record and syncs it later, so no field data is lost.
Integration with existing equipment
Tractors, weather stations, agronomy apps and payroll, integrated so data is entered once or not at all.
Support after launch
Monitoring, fixes within an agreed service level, security updates and a monthly report.
Clients in six countries use Infoloop software
Developed on established platforms, integrated with the systems you already use.
- NHS
- HSBC UK
- Infosys
- GoCardless
- Makson
- Brompton
- HCFS
- projects delivered
- 50+
- countries
- 6
- uptime on software we support
- 99.9%
- average client rating
- 4.8
What our clients say
Case studies
Manage the results and quotes shown on the case studies page.
"The difference is they did not leave. Every month we get a report, fixes and one clear next step."
Shown on the case studies page when published.
Read the case studyThe difference is they did not leave. Every month we get a report, fixes and one clear next step.
Operations lead, manufacturer
Read the case studyBlogs and insights
FAQs
Questions from growers and agritech founders
Direct answers. If your question is not listed, bring it to the first call.
Have you delivered farm management software before?
No, there is no farm project to show yet. The closest work is attendance software for a three-plant manufacturer, with 90% less timesheet administration and go-live in three weeks. Another is predictive maintenance integrated with a machinery maker's ERP, saving $1.2M a year and cutting unplanned downtime by 72%. On the call, we identify which components are new.
What does agritech software development cost?
A new build with a clear scope has a fixed price. Work that will change, such as improvements and support after launch, is billed hourly. The rate and an estimate are agreed in writing before work starts. The figure depends on how much is new. Adapting existing attendance software to your crews costs less than developing new field records.
What does agritech software cover?
Usually four areas: field records, crew attendance, machinery maintenance and traceability. Field records store soil tests, applications and yields for each field. Crew hours reach payroll as one verified file. Equipment faults are logged and resolved. Traceability follows each batch from field to packhouse to truck.
Does it work in a field with no signal?
Yes, when offline operation is designed in from the start. The mobile app stores each record with a timestamp and syncs it when the signal returns. Rules for two people editing the same record offline are agreed before development. Controls work with gloves and in bright sunlight.
Can it pull data from tractors and weather stations?
Usually, yes. Most machinery, weather station and agronomy platforms share data through an API or a scheduled file export. We integrate what supports a live connection and import the rest on a schedule. Where a system will not share its data, we say so early instead of promising an integration.
Can we trust AI with spray records and audits?
Yes, within defined limits. The AI assistant reads your own records and drafts answers, such as a field's application history or a first reply to an audit question. A person approves anything affecting a compliance record, a payment or a spraying decision. If the answer is not in your records, it says so.
Tell us where harvest operations break down
Bring your most complex spreadsheet and the week when every process fails at once. You leave the call knowing what to develop first, in what order and at roughly what cost.