
Product-to-acre intelligence for regenerative inputs
SoilSync helps input suppliers identify high-fit acres, prioritize markets and prospects, and give growers and advisors evidence they can act on.
The SoilSync intelligence layer
From product and land evidence to acre-level decisions
SoilSync combines product, land, crop, and research evidence to make each recommendation explainable and useful.
Match · Prioritize
Explain · Compare
Evidence-weighted recommendations with visible rationale.
Choose your perspective
One intelligence system, built for real decisions
Select a role to follow its value and workflow through the page.
Prioritize markets and prospects with evidence
Find product fit
Identify acres where a specific product is most likely to address documented soil and crop needs.
Focus commercial activity
Compare territories and prioritize the markets and prospects that warrant attention first.
Explain the match
Give commercial and agronomic teams a traceable rationale for each recommendation.
How SoilSync works for each role
Reach the right acre at the right time
Combine product characteristics with soil, crop, parcel, and research evidence. Compare territories, identify high-fit acres, and prioritize the prospects worth evaluating first.
Built on evidence. Designed to keep learning.
SoilSync connects scientific literature, product characterization, soil and crop context, and field outcomes—so users can evaluate suitability and inspect the evidence and product attributes informing each recommendation.
Scientific literature
Screened studies, extracted findings and traceable sources
Product characterization
Physical, chemical, thermal and application attributes
Land and crop context
Soil, parcel, climate and cropping-history signals
Field outcomes
Observed response, operational context and confidence
Systematic Review Workspace
PilotCoordinate expert and agent review, evaluate soil-response evidence, and connect qualified findings to product and land recommendations.
Product attributes retain their source and status—verified by a reviewed laboratory result, certificate or publication; reported by a provider; inferred from supporting evidence; or pending verification.
3+ years
Purdue research collaboration
Ongoing collaboration supporting biochar evidence synthesis and soil-response research.
~70K
biochar-focused publication records tokenized and classified
A high-relevance soil-response pool is under expert and agent review.
160M+
parcel records forming a national land-data foundation
Connected with agricultural and environmental context where source coverage is available.
Data context
Examples include SSURGO soils, LiDAR terrain and vegetation-index data, alongside climate and crop context.
Platform and research metrics current as of August 2026.
