Fragmented planning
Activities and resources are split across several media.
ESSOR · Agriculture
Plan each campaign.
Trace field activity.
A business scope for organising plots, campaigns, work, resources, inputs and events under approved practices.
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What this edition brings under control
From plot to harvested batch, an actionable continuity.
Campaigns, plots, field work, resources, inputs, harvests and documents share one timeline for comparing plan and actuals.
Late actuals
Field work is consolidated after the campaign.
Complex traceability
Links between plot, operation, input and harvest are difficult to rebuild.
An integrated business solution
The operational benefits of this ESSOR edition.
Each benefit connects a challenge, an operational responsibility and the data required to act.
Decision lab
Choose an objective. See what must actually align.
Operational objective
Plan
Organise campaigns, plots, tasks and resources.
A shared view of planned and completed activity connected to the relevant plots, resources and batches.
Functional scope
Functions connected by process, not a collection of screens.
Selected capability
Plots & campaigns
Master data and time-based organisation.
- The inputs, roles and rules specific to « Plots & campaigns » are explicit before execution.
- The « Plots & campaigns » outcome retains its status, author and supporting data.
- Every « Plots & campaigns » exception is assigned with a reason, due date and next action.
A readable business timeline
From the first signal to the decision, no context is lost.
01Prepare campaign
02Plan
03Allocate
04Execute
05Harvest
06Trace
A dedicated business edition
A dedicated business solution, not a simple tier.
From plot to harvested batch, an actionable continuity.
The edition scope is composed according to the business, the processes actually covered and the information-system architecture.
Campaigns, plots, field work, resources, inputs, harvests and documents share one timeline for comparing plan and actuals.
- Plots & campaignsMaster data and time-based organisation.
- Field workPlanning, assignments and monitoring of actual work.
- Inputs & resourcesRequirements, consumption and movements according to scope.
- Harvest & traceabilityBatches, origins, events and destinations.
Product architecture
One ESSOR family, clearly separated business scopes.
Choose the page matching your activity. Every card opens a dedicated, functional experience.
ESSOR Gestion commerciale
Sales, purchasing, inventory, finance and master data within the selected ERP core.
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ESSOR Freight
Forwarding, freight, bonded-warehouse, service and profitability records.
Explore
ESSOR Industrie
Master data, demand, orders, consumption, inventory and industrial costs.
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ESSOR Élevage
Livestock batches, cycles, feed, health and costs within the selected scope.
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ESSOR Agriculture
Plots, campaigns, field work, inputs, harvests and traceability.
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ESSOR Station de conditionnement
Intake, batches, packing, quality, shipping and valuation.
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ESSOR SERVICE
Service catalogue, projects, resources, Gantt, backlog, schedules, documents and dedicated management.
ExploreArchitecture & integrations
Clear ownership for every data point and every decision.
Scoping separates what ESSOR owns, what other systems execute and the events exchanged between them.
ESSORAgriculture
ESSOR ERP
Inventory
Field mobility
Weather sources
Quality
BI
Equipment
EDI & API
Multi-site
A controlled deployment
Deploy without losing operational continuity.
Diagnose
Understand processes, data and responsibilities.
Configure
Configure the edition for the validated scope.
Connect
Integrate the selected systems and master data.
Train
Prepare teams through their actual journeys.
Operate
Measure, learn and extend methodically.
Resources
Go further.
FAQ
Useful answers before scoping your project.
01Which crops are covered?+
Configuration depends on the processes, master data and requirements of the operation concerned.
02Can existing plots be imported?+
Yes, when formats, identifiers and migration rules are defined and controlled.
03Can planned and actual activity be compared?+
Yes, when activities, units, resources, periods, quantities and variance reasons use controlled definitions.
04How is weather data used?+
Source, location, frequency and decision rule are approved before weather is presented as planning support.
05Which field devices can be used?+
Terminals, scanners and other equipment are validated by model, connectivity, site and operation before commitment.
06SaaS or on-premise?+
Both modes are available. The choice depends on sites, networks, mobility, equipment, security and interfaces.
Your next step
Turn this scope into a concrete transformation path.
Map the processes, data, responsibilities and first value scope.