Picterra applies GeoAI to satellite and geospatial data to give sourcing and sustainability teams near-real-time visibility into land, risk and compliance. Its Insights Hub covers crop yield, climate, carbon, deforestation and regenerative agriculture, with EUDR compliance a named use. The system augments existing ESG records, supplier declarations and farm data with plot-level observations, then helps teams prioritize where to act. Related products include Picterra Forge, Tracer and Accelerate. Rather than replacing the systems a team already runs, it adds a geospatial layer on top of them, so analysts can trace a headline risk score back to individual plots, regions and suppliers, and show auditors or regulators the evidence behind each decision.
Picterra is aimed at sustainability, procurement and compliance teams at companies with complex supply chains, such as food, commodity and consumer goods businesses that source from many farms. Government agencies can use it for national-scale land monitoring that informs biodiversity policy, and agricultural programs can track soil health across large farmer networks. Teams that currently juggle disconnected ESG tools, farm records and supplier declarations are the central audience, particularly where manual monitoring is reactive and does not scale.
Customer examples show the range. Walter Matter analyzes more than 500,000 plots to assess deforestation risk and support EUDR compliance across supply chains. RPA monitors over 130,000 square kilometers of land to validate sustainable practices and inform biodiversity-focused policy. BAT monitors soil health, erosion and water retention across more than 90,000 contracted farmers. Other scenarios include carbon intelligence for climate programs, regenerative agriculture oversight and crop yield forecasting, with verifiable geospatial evidence behind each decision.
