Less time finding and resending reports
Give clients a place to return to their results and history, so your team can spend more time on the questions that need its expertise.
FOR AGRICULTURAL LABORATORIES
Give growers and advisors a digital service with your laboratory’s identity. Connect test results, farm context and your agronomic expertise in a SoilBeat white-label workspace.
Your brand. Your methods. Connected client relationships.
Released reports · Field context · Follow-up
Keep the report connected to the farm and management zone.
Soil · Plant tissue & sap · Irrigation water · Feed & forage
AFTER THE ANALYSIS
Your laboratory generates valuable evidence. A connected client experience helps that evidence stay useful between sampling rounds, advisor conversations and the next decision.
Give clients a place to return to their results and history, so your team can spend more time on the questions that need its expertise.
Keep measurements connected to crops, management zones and past observations, so growers and advisors can interpret what changed.
Bring agreed targets, explanations and recommendation methods into a reusable workflow across your lab’s team and partners.
SOILBEAT WHITE-LABEL · THE LAB EDITION
Bring your identity, interpretation approach and client relationships into one workspace. Start with result access, then add the advisory workflows that fit your lab and its partner network.
Explore the wider white-label solution ↗Branding, integrations, user access and commercial scope are agreed with your laboratory before rollout.
01 · YOUR IDENTITY
Configure the client-facing experience and recommendation reports with your laboratory’s branding and presentation.
02 · YOUR AGRONOMY
Configure target values, report templates and Recommendation Modules around your team’s approach, crops and use cases.
03 · YOUR AI APPROACH
Define AI Skills to support interpretation and draft preparation using structured farm evidence. Agronomists review, adapt and approve the advice.
04 · YOUR CLIENT RELATIONSHIPS
Connect reports, recommendations and follow-up around the farm record. Agree the right roles and access for your client and partner network.
CHOOSE YOUR SERVICE MODEL
Support a results-focused laboratory, an in-house agronomy team or a network of independent advisors. These are starting points for configuration, with scope agreed together.
RESULTS-FIRST LABORATORY
Make your analytical service easier to access and use between tests.
LAB WITH AN AGRONOMY TEAM
Connect your own interpretation and advisory work to the laboratory evidence.
LAB WITH ADVISOR PARTNERS
Support independent advisors while keeping your results useful in their daily work.
FROM RELEASED RESULT TO FIELD FOLLOW-UP
Your laboratory remains the source of the analytical result. SoilBeat connects that result to the crop, field history and people who use it.
YOUR LABORATORY
Sampling methods, analysis, quality checks and result release
YOUR SOILBEAT WHITE-LABEL WORKSPACE
Client access, farm context, interpretation, expert review and follow-up
Complete analysis and your laboratory’s quality checks in the existing workflow.
Map supported reports or agreed data feeds to the right farm and field context.
Use configured targets, templates, modules and AI Skills to prepare an interpretation.
An agronomist checks the evidence, adapts the draft and approves what is shared.
Connect advice with activities, observations and later measurements for the next review.
A PRACTICAL INTEGRATION DISCUSSION
Bring representative reports and data exports. Together we assess how your laboratory’s output can become a reliable part of the client and advisory workflow.
Report upload can provide a starting point for supported formats. Automated feeds and LIMS connections are scoped against your systems, interfaces and requirements.
Lab report references, sample dates, client records and farm or zone matching.
Analytical methods, extraction methods, units and the context needed for meaningful comparisons.
Relevant crops, target values, limits of interpretation and who reviews the advice.
Available report formats or interfaces, update handling, client access and partner responsibilities.
BUILD THE RIGHT PILOT
Agree the data, service model and responsibilities first. Then test the experience with selected growers and advisors before widening the rollout.
Review sample outputs, client needs and the laboratory’s advisory model.
Agree branding, data mapping, methods, access and review responsibilities.
Work through real cases with a selected group of growers and advisors.
Evaluate the agreed success measures and plan the next rollout stage.
Agree success measures such as report retrieval requests, onboarding effort, repeat usage and advisor review time. Timing and commercial terms follow the agreed scope.
QUESTIONS FROM LABORATORIES
Your laboratory systems continue to manage analysis and result release. SoilBeat provides the connected client and agronomic workflow around those results. We review your reports, exports and available interfaces before agreeing how data will enter the workspace.
White-label configuration can include your visual identity, report templates, targets, Recommendation Modules and organization-defined AI Skills. We agree which methods and workflows are suitable for the initial scope and how expert review will work.
The service can begin with result access and field context. Where your clients work with independent advisors, the workspace can support that collaboration. Any advisory service needs clear responsibility for interpretation, recommendation review and approval.
We assess the interfaces and data your LIMS can provide, including identifiers, methods, units and update rules. Supported report upload may be an initial route; an automated integration is scoped for your systems. We confirm feasibility and implementation work before committing to delivery.
Discuss your soil, plant tissue, plant-sap, water, feed and forage panels with us. Supported formats, parameters, interpretation methods and target values are confirmed per workflow. Comparisons need compatible methods, units and sampling context.
Define client and advisor access, data ownership and processing responsibilities, support arrangements and commercial terms during scoping. The pilot establishes the intended service model and rollout requirements before a wider launch.
Advisor methodologies remain proprietary to the advisor, and growers see published advice rather than formula definitions. Advisors can choose to offer methods as recommendation modules; if they create their own white-label space, they can share methodologies with other advisors who have been explicitly invited into that space.
Yes. Advisors can choose to offer their proprietary methodologies as modules in the recommendation module and receive 50% commission on the sales value. Sharing a module is their choice; methodologies can also be shared inside an advisor’s own white-label space with other advisors explicitly invited into that space.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Show us a representative result, the systems you use and the experience you want to offer. We’ll discuss the right white-label scope for your laboratory.
For laboratory teams, commercial leads and agronomy partners.