FarmERP aims to make its services and the platform as a whole exceptionally comprehensive for stakeholders across the agricultural value chain
FarmERP, a brainchild of Shivrai Technologies (a 25-year-old formidable AgTech organisation in India) aims to make its services and the platform as a whole exceptionally comprehensive for stakeholders across the agricultural value chain.
The brand has taken its offerings to a multitude of countries, contributing nationally, as well as on an international level. They received their first round of external funding from a Singapore-based organisation at the end of the year 2019. Since then, they have expanded to numerous countries where they have deployed this globally tested and trusted digital agriculture platform. Now, they are collaborating with several national and international research programs, and policy-making organisations to further their main mission of making the industry profitable and predictable.
FarmERP is best-known for their project of ‘Uberization of Agriculture for smallholder vegetable growers’, a notable contribution to the space of Indian agriculture. FarmERP is partnering with international funding and research organisations in places like Africa, Ecuador, Bangladesh to work along with respective partners to help uberize smallholder growers of those regions.
Recently ventured into the big farms of geographies like Sri Lanka, France, UAE, Nigeria, Kenya, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Sudan, Indonesia, and several others, the brand is being noticed by large agribusinesses, medium to large size plantations, packaging & exporters and contract farming companies around the globe, increasingly as a ‘necessity’ in their daily agronomic and post-harvest practices.
FarmERP recently launched specialised and customised ‘packs’ designed for their consumers. These packs that are offered over SaaS, are curated for various stakeholders within the agricultural industry and are customizable as per the clients’ requirements.
