The farm's virtual office: a single front door to all of its digital services.
Farmers discover digital solutions, free or paid, subscribe to them and access them in one click.
- 58,600accounts opened
- 45,000active farms
- 97départements covered
Agricultural data infrastructure
The sector is not short of applications. What is missing is a layer that gives simple access to them and lets data move between them, with the farmer's authorisation.
Ecosystem
Our positioning
This is exactly the layer farm connect is building.
We replace neither the existing tools nor the existing players: we provide the identity, the access and the exchanges they lack in order to work together.
Product
Together they form an infrastructure on which data flows cleanly, rather than yet another silo.
The farm's virtual office: a single front door to all of its digital services.
Farmers discover digital solutions, free or paid, subscribe to them and access them in one click.
Farmers retrieve their data instead of re-entering it.
Interoperability: connecting software and letting data flow, with the farmer's authorisation.
A single set of credentials opens access to every connected service, with no proprietary lock-in.
Identity is not recreated: it is reused from a provider the farmer or their organisation already has. Everyone keeps their own.
A "France Connect" for farming: you sign in with an account you already have, instead of creating a new one for every service.
A catalogue of products, services and APIs for software vendors and agricultural professional organisations.
Partners publish their services and APIs there, and subscribe to those of others. Each builds on what already exists to work together and move faster, without negotiating an integration every time.
A single distribution and integration channel, instead of costly bilateral integrations.
In detail
A verified farmer identity, then enriched: farm, contact details, enterprises and production. The reliable foundation for everything downstream.
Farmers browse the catalogue of available services, subscribe online and manage their subscriptions in one place. Vendors gain a distribution channel to an already qualified base, with no acquisition spend.
Invoices are generated in Factur-X format (EN 16931) and payments collected automatically, in line with the French e-invoicing reform. Vendors carry neither invoicing nor collection.
20,000 fallen-stock collection requests a month go through our platform, with Secanim and Atemax.
From digital traceability tools or as files: field boundaries, field operations and crop protocols are retrieved and harmonised into a common data model.
An organisation asks the farmer for specific data, stating the purpose. The farmer accepts, chooses where it comes from, checks what was retrieved, then approves the transfer.
No more re-entering data: it is synchronised automatically between tools, once the farmer has set it up.
Without a common data model, connecting two pieces of software only moves the format problem. Standardisation is what makes data reusable by a third tool.
The "France Connect" of farming: an account the farmer already has opens access to every connected service, with no proprietary lock-in.
Identity is not recreated: it is reused from a provider the farmer or their organisation already has. Everyone keeps their own.
Designed in line with the eIDAS v2 regulation and the arrival of European digital identity wallets, without forcing a break on players already equipped. Each connects at its own pace, service by service.
Simple, easy access to all digital services.
Partners provide or consume services and APIs, free or paid, in a single portal tailored to their profile.
A know-your-business (KYB) onboarding process that brings trust and transparency to the partners present on the platform.
When a partner consumes a service or an API, the portal acts as a trusted intermediary for contracting, invoicing and payment.
Giving partners a single, trusted and controlled distribution channel, instead of costly bilateral integrations.
The professional networks and support structures around us.



