Who It's For

All your client fields in one place

Soil data, field history, and application maps — for every client, in one platform.

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What Xsupra does for you

One dashboard, all clients

Every client's fields, soil data, and crop history in one platform. No more switching between tools and folders.

Professional soil maps

Soil property maps modeled from environmental similarity — not interpolated between grid points. Higher resolution, fewer samples, better results.

VRA maps in minutes

From soil data to variable-rate application maps in one workflow. Export as ISOXML or Shapefile for any terminal.

Serve more clients in less time

Automated monitoring and alerts mean you focus on advice, not data collection. Scale without adding headcount.

AI-powered field intelligence

Alora analyzes every client field daily. Get risk alerts, spray windows, and recommendations you can pass on directly.

Data-driven client reports

Generate professional field reports backed by satellite data, soil analysis, and monitoring history — ready for your clients.

Your day-to-day reality

Too many clients, too many systems

One platform for all client fields. Open it, pick a field, see what you need — soil data, history, current status.

Building application maps takes too long

From soil sampling to fertilization zones in one workflow. Accurate maps without the manual effort.

Client data scattered across tools and folders

Field history, soil analysis, activities, recommendations — everything in one place per client.

What Farmers Say

“AI assistants like Alora from Xsupra have the potential to be a powerful lever for farms. Alora doesn't make decisions — it accelerates research and data analysis and makes daily operations more efficient through targeted field inspections, with fewer routine tasks.”

Dorothee Scharpenberg, M.Sc.

Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Uni Bonn

“AI-based software solutions like Xsupra, tailored to individual fields and management measures, not only conserve farm resources but also contribute to greater sustainability in a broader societal context.”