Haloglide Scout
You cannot walk every farm in your supply base, every season. Scout can. It checks the land behind every product from space, and turns what it sees into evidence a buyer or regulator can open.
Acidity and alkalinity
Canopy condition
Water available to crops
Growing conditions
The smallholder problem
Start with a location. Scout helps you map fields, buildings and access roads, then assess farming activity, growing conditions and crop viability. Get a clearer picture of your supplier before committing to supply or planning a visit.
Step 1
Pin
A GPS point from a phone
Step 2
Farm reconnaissance
Map the fields, buildings and access before you visit.
1 · Cultivated field
2 · Farm buildings
3 · Access road
Step 3
Intelligence analysis
Understand farming activity, crop viability and the evidence behind the claim.
Four mission types
Has this land been cleared since the EU cutoff?
Built for EU Deforestation Regulation due diligence. Scout checks each plot against the 31 December 2020 cutoff and records the result against the location and the lots it supplies, ready for your due diligence statement.
Is this a working farm with viable conditions for your crop?
Build a supply base you can trust. Land Use checks farm existence, recent activity, operational viability and whether the evidence matches the expected crop. Vegetation, moisture, rainfall and fire evidence help you identify farms that need support or a closer review before you commit to supply. Apply the level of evidence your sourcing policy requires consistently across suppliers. Available by arrangement.
What can this land support, and what could put your supply at risk?
See soil properties, canopy health, water availability, growing conditions and more in one report. Compare plots, identify signs of crop stress and give buyers evidence behind your environmental claims. Choose the insights relevant to your crop, sourcing decisions or assurance programme.
Map with confidence. See what is on the land before you visit.
See planted areas, buildings, roads and water within your supplier's plot. Fly Over turns imagery into a labelled map so your team can check whether supplier records reflect what is on the ground, understand access and plan more focused visits. The mapped features also strengthen the evidence that this is a working agricultural site.
Compare suppliers on a consistent evidence basis. See which claims are supported, where a concern needs attention and where to gather more evidence. For Land Use, align the evidence required with your sourcing policy so your team can make consistent decisions across the supply base.
Verified
The evidence supports the claim.
Not verified
A concern is identified so your team can investigate.
Inconclusive
Gather more evidence before making a sourcing decision.
Choose the land insights that help you make better sourcing and grower support decisions. Available insights depend on the location and assessment period, with coverage explained in the report.
Soil pH, organic carbon, nitrogen and texture help you understand what the land can support. Modelled estimates guide where to investigate, not replace soil testing.
Vegetation density, greenness and canopy moisture reveal signs of stress or recovery, helping you prioritise grower support.
Rainfall, water consumption and soil moisture help you understand whether crops are getting the water they need.
Temperature, rainfall, humidity, sunlight and wind put a good or difficult growing season into context for buyers.
Plant growth and growth per unit of water help you compare how efficiently plots turn water into production.
Evidence of burning, clearing or sudden change helps you focus due diligence and protect sourcing commitments.
Cropland, plantation and forest classifications help corroborate the land use declared by your suppliers.
Elevation, slope and slope direction help you understand drainage, erosion exposure and access before a site visit.
Regional water stress, drought and flood indicators help you assess exposure across your supply base and plan a closer review.
Recorded species on and around a plot support nature related reporting. These are documented observations, not a complete species inventory.
Check for overlap with published protected areas, wetlands and hazard zones to focus land due diligence. These checks are not a legal determination.
Every check is saved against the location and the lots it supplies. Collect it once, and use it for every buyer and standard that asks.
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