Fragmented field monitoring
Fields, groups, work and events remain scattered across paper, files and isolated applications.
AGRICHAINIntegrated agricultural suite
Connect every cycle.Retrieve the useful history of every origin.
EMS AGRICHAIN connects agriculture, livestock and packing-station operations through activities, resources, groups, batches, checks, inventory and commitments.
Your daily agricultural challenges
What still weakens cycle continuity.
Hard-to-synchronise cycles
Resources, equipment, inputs, receiving and packing do not always share the same schedule.
Uncertain inventory & consumption
Inputs, feed, packaging and products do not reach the activity consuming them at the right time.
Traceability rebuilt afterwards
Origins, groups, harvests, batches, checks and destinations are connected too late.
Quality without a shared timeline
Inspection, status, cause, decision and release follow separate responsibilities.
Hard-to-explain performance
Yields, losses, consumption, service and costs are read without their source events.
An end-to-end view
One timeline, from origin to destination.
- CycleCampaign & period
- OriginField, animal or group
- ActivityWork & resources
- MovementInputs, harvests & inventory
- BatchReceiving & processing
- InspectionResult & decision
- PackingFormat, pallet & inventory
- DestinationShipping & commitment
EMS AGRICHAIN solutions
Three business areas. One explicit operational continuum.
Deploy the complete suite or begin with the solution matching your priority. Every responsibility remains identifiable.
Suite solution
ESSOR Agriculture
Crops, campaigns & work
Fields, campaigns, activities, inputs, resources, harvests, costs and history.
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Suite solution
ESSOR Élevage
Livestock, groups & events
Animals or groups, sites, movements, feed, events, resources and history.
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Suite solution
ESSOR Station de conditionnement
Batches, quality & shipping
Receiving, batches, sorting, checks, packaging, pallets, inventory and shipping.
Explore the solutionKey capabilities
Explore the capabilities connecting agricultural decisions.
EMS AGRICHAIN chain twin
Observe the chain. Test an event. Decide with context.
This demonstration connects operations, groups, batches, inventory and commitments. Values are illustrative: the project model uses rules and data validated with your teams.
ControlledOpportunityAction needed
Simulate an event
Measure impact before changing the cycle.
The chain remains under control.
Three exceptions are visible without threatening confirmed commitments.
PROPOSED ACTION
Handle the proposed checks and retain the schedule.
Designed for different agricultural contexts
One architecture, rules adapted to each organisation.
Integration & ecosystem
Every source keeps explicit responsibility.
- ERP & finance
- Field & mobility
- Inventory & equipment
- Quality
- Transport
- APIs, files & BI
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Governance & data
A shared definition before every indicator.
- Fields, sites & groups
- Campaigns, cycles & activities
- Batches, statuses & movements
- Checks, causes & decisions
- Roles, rights & responsibilities
- Documented yields and costs
Progressive deployment
Begin with a cycle that can be measured.
- 1Challenge discovery
- 2Cycle modelling
- 3Data & interfaces
- 4Business pilot
- 5Phased rollout
- 6Continuous improvement
Resources & training
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Frequently asked questions
Useful answers before moving forward.
Which solutions make up EMS AGRICHAIN?
EMS AGRICHAIN brings together exactly three solutions: ESSOR Agriculture, ESSOR Livestock and ESSOR Packing Station.
Can a single solution be deployed?
Yes. Each solution can form an initial scope, then connect to the others when useful processes and data are ready.
How is traceability defined?
Origin objects, events, batch rules, statuses, checks, documents and destinations are defined with your teams before configuration.
Does the chain twin use our data?
This page demonstration uses illustrative values. The project model only uses rules, events and data validated for the selected scope.
Can several farms or stations be managed?
Yes. Sites, fields, groups, campaigns, stations and responsibilities can be structured according to the organisation actually deployed.
How are field events captured?
The method depends on the business and available equipment: mobile entry, import, interface, file or automated event, with explicit checks and responsibilities.
Can existing equipment be connected?
Yes, according to the actual connector catalogue, available protocols, required frequency and responsibilities defined for each data item.
How are yields and costs calculated?
Each indicator has a definition, period, sources, exclusions and owner. No yield or cost is consolidated before those rules are validated.
SaaS, on-premise or hybrid?
Available deployment models depend on the solutions and project constraints. Architecture is confirmed during scoping.
Which scope should we start with?
Start with a representative, measurable cycle: a campaign, group, station, batch family or complete flow according to your priority.
Your next step
Connect your cycles,
from origin to commitment.
Choose an initial cycle, measure its starting point and move forward through evidence.