What problem does Phoeniks solve?
Farmland decisions worth billions are taken on declared production history and a site visit. The satellite and weather data that would test those claims is public, but nobody assembles it into a file that survives second-line review.
How does Phoeniks solve it?
Three independent crop process models run per parcel, their disagreement reported rather than averaged, with an evidence level on every figure and a reproducibility ledger tying each result to a model version and input snapshot.
Where is Phoeniks now?
Live. Institutional access only, no self-serve trial; access starts with a scoped evaluation against the client's own portfolio or pipeline.
Phoeniks turns public satellite and weather data into per-parcel yield evidence that a lender, reinsurer or allocator can put in front of its own risk function.
What does Phoeniks produce?
A per-parcel scan of soil moisture, canopy vigour and water balance, resolved into a yield deviation index, with validation packs, diligence exports, an institutional data feed and a REST API around it.
Why is it built to be tested?
Three independent process models run rather than one black box, and where they disagree the disagreement is reported instead of averaged away. Every figure carries an evidence level — measured, modelled, inferred or untested — and a reproducibility ledger ties each result to a model version and input snapshot.
Who files the output?
A lender gets collateral evidence its model-risk function can test, a reinsurer gets tail behaviour and spatial covariance rather than a mean, an allocator gets one comparable score across countries and crops, and a buyer or broker gets pre-diligence proof before anyone travels. Compliance is engineered into the pipeline against EUDR, CSRD, SFDR, PCAF, SOC 2, GDPR, the EU AI Act, LGPD, PDPA and DPDP.
- What does Phoeniks actually sell?
- Per-parcel crop yield intelligence and the evidence artefacts around it: validation packs, diligence exports, an institutional data feed and a REST API.
- Who is Phoeniks for?
- Banks and lenders, reinsurers and insurers, family offices and allocators, brokers and land agencies, and farmland buyers.
- Can we trial it?
- There is no self-serve trial. Access is institutional and starts with a scoped evaluation against your own portfolio or pipeline.