With ASKER messenger-based field data collection, rice projects turn farmers’ messages into geotagged, verification-ready field records.
ASKER messenger-based field data collection for rice projects
ASKER messenger-based field data collection turns a field message into a verifiable record
ASKER messenger-based field data collection
as simple as sending a message
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ASKER field data collection with a messenger-based workflow
I started drying the paddy today.
Farmers write a message or send a photo in the messenger they already use every day. ASKER’s AI reads it and turns it into a structured, verification-ready record. No new app to learn, no paper forms to collect.
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Seconds per record
Transplanting date, water status, a photo of the field — sent from the paddy.
Because an entry takes seconds, it gets made while the work is happening instead of weeks later from memory. Fewer gaps across the season, and far less chasing data before verification.
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Cross-checked against satellite data
GPS coordinates, geotagged photo and water status on one screen.
Every record arrives with GPS coordinates and geotagged photos, then is cross-validated with satellite NDMI (Normalized Difference Moisture Index) to confirm that wetting and drying cycles actually took place in the field.
How ASKER messenger-based field data collection turns field messages into verifiable project data
- STEP 01
The farmer sends a message
A sentence in plain language or a photo of the paddy, in a familiar chat interface. Nothing to install, nothing to format.
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AI converts it into data
ASKER extracts the activity, the date and the location, and writes them into a standardised digital record instead of free text.
- STEP 03
Haimdall verifies it
The record syncs instantly to our digital MRV platform, where field reports are checked against satellite remote-sensing data.
ASKER collects better field data at the source, for stronger credits at the end
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Field records for project developers and credit buyers
Missing and late reporting is one of the hardest parts of running AWD and other agricultural mitigation projects. ASKER captures more of the season as it happens through farmers’ everyday chat messages. Every record carries a location, a timestamp and a photo — an audit trail that stands up to verification.
For broader guidance on accounting for emissions and removals from agricultural land use, see the GHG Protocol Land Sector and Removals Guidance.
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For farmers in the field
ASKER is built for farmers with limited access to technology. There is no dashboard to master and no form to decipher: the interface is the messenger they already know, and reporting a day’s work takes a few seconds.
Launching globally in September 2026
