For greenhouse, hydroponic, barn & cold-chain operators
When something goes wrong — a flood, a freeze, a cold-chain breach — the slowest part isn't the loss. It's proving what happened to your carrier. Our sensors record every event the moment it happens and produce a record your insurer can verify without sending an adjuster. Claims close in days, not quarters. Premiums earn a continuous-monitoring discount band.
Loss event happens. You phone your carrier. Adjuster schedules a visit. You take photos and fill out paper. Decision comes back days or weeks later — sometimes contested.
The sensors record the event in real time. The carrier reads the same tamper-proof record you do. Decision is fast and unambiguous. You qualify for a continuous-monitoring discount as long as the system is running.
Three concrete savings categories. The first two are about money you don't lose; the third is money you keep back from your premium.
The moment two or more sensors confirm a wet or sub-freezing event, your carrier gets a verified record. Pay-fast claim, no adjuster scheduling.
Working prototype: detects < 1 cm of standing water and fires an alarm within ~20 minutes. Below the threshold that damages benches; above the noise floor of normal irrigation runoff.
Temperature excursion on a shipment? The verified excursion record travels with the lot. Lots that stayed in spec are paid fast; lots that breached have undisputed evidence.
Keep the system running across the policy period and you qualify for a discount band. The monthly signed report your carrier already accepts is the proof — automatic, no separate paperwork.
The records are tamper-proof from the moment they're recorded — your insurer doesn't have to take our word for it. Their fraud team can verify any reading on their own infrastructure in three commands. This is why claims close faster: there's no dispute about what happened.
Curious about the technical side? Send your underwriter to the technical brief →
One zone — a greenhouse, a cold room, an equipment unit — 60 days. At the end you have:
After 60 days you decide: kill, scope, or expand. Email to start →