Yield intelligence with the proof attached
Phoeniks is an institutional farmland intelligence platform. It combines satellite imagery, agrometeorological reanalysis and public land registries with crop models (process models where licensed, otherwise an FAO-type model) to produce per-parcel yield estimates: each one carrying an evidence level, a confidence band and a reproducible audit trail that a credit, underwriting or investment committee can interrogate.
Per-parcel scan: soil moisture, canopy vigour, water balance.
The problem#
Farmland decisions worth billions are made on declared production history and a site visit. The satellite and weather data needed to test those claims is public, but nobody assembles it into something a risk committee can file. Prediction without proof does not survive second-line review.
What Phoeniks does differently#
- Crop models whose method is documented, not one black box: where several models run, their disagreement is reported, not averaged away.
- An evidence level on every figure: measured, modelled, inferred or untested.
- A reproducibility ledger tying each result to a model version and input snapshot.
- Compliance engineered into the pipeline: 302 of 440 features carry a high or critical regulatory rating.
Built for institutional files#
| A lender | Collateral evidence your model-risk function can test |
| A reinsurer | Tail behaviour and spatial covariance, not just a mean |
| An allocator | One comparable score across countries and crops |
| A buyer or broker | Pre-diligence proof before anyone travels |
Frequently asked
- 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.
- Which countries are covered?
- Data connectors are specified for 34 countries across Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Africa and the Middle East. Depth ranges from parcel level to aggregated regional intelligence, depending on what each country publishes; the coverage pages give the detail.
- Since when is Phoeniks available?
- Phoeniks has been available since 15 October 2026, with a new version every week. The release notes list what changes.
- 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.
Related pages
One platform, four capabilities
Four capabilities: parcel search, yield prediction, evidence and diligence, data and API. Built on a Distribution, Intelligence and Infrastructure stack.
Solutions by role
How lenders, reinsurers, family offices, brokers and farmland buyers use per-parcel yield evidence inside credit, underwriting and acquisition decisions.
Compliance by framework
How Phoeniks supports EUDR, CSRD, SFDR, PCAF, SOC 2, GDPR, the EU AI Act, LGPD, PDPA and DPDP obligations with source-attributed farmland evidence.
Country coverage
Phoeniks data connectors are specified for 34 countries in Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Africa and the Middle East, with sources and regulatory position per country.
Trust
How Phoeniks yield estimates are produced, validated, sourced and secured: the methodology, sources, validation protocol and security posture in full.
Request access
Institutional access. No self-serve trial.