Investments are hard to track
Advances and inputs sit in scattered records. What each grower owes is unclear until recovery time.
Grower and crop intelligence
You've invested in the crop. Now see it grow.
Money, inputs and effort go into thousands of acres every season and then visibility stops until harvest. AgriFlow connects every grower to every field, and watches those fields from space until the crop comes in.
Live across 3 sugar mills
50,577 growers on the platform
61,000 fields watched every week
Running today across Macca Group
Haq Bahu Sugar MillsMacca Group
Abdullah Shah Ghazi Sugar MillsMacca Group
Macca Sugar MillsMacca Group
Where it stands
Already carrying a season, not a pilot
50,577Growers registered on the platform
100,000 acBoundary area mapped and verified
61,000Fields under weekly monitoring
3Mills live across Punjab and Sindh
Production figures from the Macca Group deployment in Punjab, Pakistan. Grower names and identity numbers are redacted in every screenshot on this page.
Why this exists
Mills invest heavily in growers, then lose sight of the crop
Advances and inputs go out every season. What happens next is tracked on paper, phone calls and the occasional field visit.
No field-level visibility
Between visits the mill has no view of how each field is developing, or which crops are already in trouble.
Problems surface late
Water stress, flooding and poor establishment are found weeks after they start, when the yield is already lost.
Harvest planning is reactive
Without reliable readiness data, transport and crushing schedules run on estimates and phone calls.
The result: financial exposure the mill cannot see, and yield losses nobody caught in time.
The platform
One system connecting growers, money and crops
Every rupee of investment tied to the field it went into. Every field watched until harvest. Agronomy, finance and operations working from the same live numbers.
50,577 growers
Grower management
A digital profile for every grower in the sourcing area: mapped fields, plantation and harvest history, and the full land portfolio — one source of truth instead of a paper register and four spreadsheets.
- Every grower searchable in one place
- Land organised by zone, village and circle
- Variety, planting date and ratoon cycle per field
- Bulk import from your existing records
100,000 acres mapped
Field survey and records
Field staff walk each boundary and register the grower on any phone, with or without a signal. Office staff approve or reject every entry, and each record keeps who surveyed it and who signed it off.
- Works with no network, syncs later
- Boundaries with automatic acreage
- Approval trail on every record
- Advances, seed cane, fertiliser and fuel logged per grower
61,000 fields weekly
Satellite crop monitoring
Every registered field is checked from space through the season — growth, health, nutrients, moisture, waterlogging and harvest — without anyone driving out to look.
- Healthy, watch or stress verdict per field
- Which part of the field is failing, and how many acres
- Updated with each satellite pass
- Keeps reporting through monsoon cloud
Early warning
Problem fields flagged before they become yield losses
Every field is compared against how it should be developing at this point in the season. When it falls behind, the mill hears about it in days rather than at the gate.
What gets flagged
- Poor establishment — a field that never came up properly, caught while replanting is still an option.
- Slow or stalled growth — a crop falling behind the rest of the circle.
- Water stress and flood damage — separated from normal weather, so teams chase the real problems.
- Delayed planting and delayed harvest — fields drifting off the schedule the mill planned around.
Field teams visit the right farms first — instead of driving routes and hoping to catch problems.
Weather-aware monitoring
Every flag checked against the week ahead, not just the last satellite pass
A satellite image is a single moment in time. AgriFlow pairs it with a live weather feed for every field gate, so the mill can tell a passing weather blip from a problem that needs a visit — and see which way each field is heading before the week is out.
Built into every field report
- Field-level weather, not regional averages — rainfall, soil moisture, vapour pressure deficit, air and surface temperature, wind speed and solar radiation logged at every gate.
- Weather-explained vs field-specific — every flag is checked against recent conditions, so a reading caused by regional rain or heat is called out instead of sent to a field team by mistake.
- 7-day outlook per field — a plain-language read on vegetation, moisture and standing-water risk for the week ahead, built from the forecast at that gate.
- Day-by-day forecast table — rain chance, rainfall, temperature range, wind and solar radiation for the next seven days, field by field.
Fewer wasted visits — teams stop chasing flags that are really just this week's weather, and get an early read on which fields are about to improve or get worse.
Through to the gate
From field readiness to the crushing schedule
Harvest planning
- Readiness monitoring
- Which fields are ready to cut, circle by circle, rather than village by rumour.
- Harvest progress tracking
- Cut versus standing area updated across the whole sourcing region.
- Transport and crushing support
- Readiness data feeds vehicle allocation and the crushing schedule.
- Steadier cane supply
- Fewer surprises at the gate, because supply is planned against real field status.
Grower performance
- Season-over-season profiles
- Productivity, harvest consistency and farm management, grower by grower.
- An objective record
- Who delivers, and who needs support — from data rather than memory.
- Smarter lending
- Next season's advances sized on evidence of what each grower actually produced.
- Stronger relationships
- Good performers recognised; struggling growers helped early enough to matter.
Case study
Macca Group
Three mills, one grower network, one live view
Macca Group runs AgriFlow across all three of its sugar mills. The paper grower register has been replaced with a single verified record, every cane boundary is walked and mapped with a review trail behind it, and each mapped field now carries a weekly condition verdict that reaches the agronomy team before the problem reaches the yield.
Haq Bahu Sugar MillsAbdullah Shah Ghazi Sugar MillsMacca Sugar Mills
50,577Growers registered
100,000 acBoundary area mapped
61,000Fields monitored weekly
828Field surveys completed
- One grower record across three mills instead of separate paper registers
- Every approved boundary becomes a monitored field automatically
- Field teams work from a ranked list of problem fields, not a driving route
- Every survey carries who captured it and who approved it
The business case
What the mill gets
Complete visibility
Every grower and every field, all season, in one live picture of the sourcing area.
Lower financial risk
Advances and inputs tracked to the field they went into, with exposure visible long before recovery time.
Early problem detection
Stressed and failing fields flagged weeks earlier, while intervention still pays for itself.
Better resource allocation
Field visits, inputs and support directed where the data says they matter.
One shared dataset
Agronomy, finance and operations decide from the same numbers instead of arguing about whose are right.
Fewer manual inspections
Routine drive-bys replaced by satellite coverage, so people go where the flags are.
Where this goes next
From monitoring to a full crop-intelligence suite
Each module builds on the grower, field and season data the platform is already collecting.
Yield and supply forecasting
Yield prediction, harvest forecasting and mill supply forecasting per circle and per season.
Performance and inputs
Grower performance scoring, input effectiveness analysis and smart field-visit planning.
Land records and contracts
GIS and land record integration, contract farming management, crop rotation and land-use history.
Apps and reporting
Field officer mobile app, executive dashboard, and carbon and sustainability reporting.
Common questions
Sugar mill software questions, answered
If your question is not here, get in touch and we will answer it directly.
What is AgriFlow?
AgriFlow is a grower management platform. It combines a digital grower registry, GPS-based cane survey with boundary mapping, tracking of advances and inputs, and satellite crop monitoring of every registered field — so agronomy, finance and operations work from one shared record instead of paper registers and separate spreadsheets.
Does the cane survey app work without an internet connection?
Yes. Field staff capture surveys entirely offline — walking the boundary, registering the grower and recording crop condition with no mobile signal. Everything queues on the phone and syncs automatically when a network is available, so villages with poor coverage are not a blocker.
How does satellite crop monitoring work for sugarcane?
Once a field boundary is approved it is monitored automatically from space through the season. Each satellite pass updates the field's condition — growth, health, nutrients, canopy moisture, waterlogging and harvest status — and the field is given a healthy, watch or stress verdict. No site visit is needed to get the reading.
Can it estimate cane acreage and detect harvested fields?
Yes. Boundaries walked in the field produce their own verified acreage rather than an estimate, and cut fields are identified automatically as the season closes, so harvest progress across the sourcing region is tracked without phone calls.
How long does it take to set up for a mill?
A rollout runs in four stages: migrating the existing grower register, mapping and approving boundaries, switching on monitoring for approved fields, and then working the flags. The first two stages depend on the size of your cane zone and the state of your current records.
Can AgriFlow integrate with our existing sugar mill ERP?
Yes. AgriFlow is designed to sit alongside the cane procurement, weighbridge and finance systems a mill already runs. Data can be exported or fed directly into your existing ERP and reporting tools rather than replacing them.
Which crops does it support?
AgriFlow was built for sugarcane in Punjab, Pakistan, and is live across three sugar mills. The same approach works for any crop where a field boundary, a grower record and a satellite pass exist — including corn and rice.
Where is Comsoft Corporation based?
Comsoft Corporation is registered in Windsor & Maidenhead in the United Kingdom and operates on the ground in Punjab, Pakistan.
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Protect your investment in every grower
Tell us the size of your cane zone and how many growers you finance. We will show you what AgriFlow looks like over your own mill area, using your own circles.
- A demo over your mill zone, not a generic one
- A clear picture of what a first season would cover
- An honest answer if it is not the right fit
Windsor & Maidenhead, United Kingdom · Punjab, Pakistan
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