Client case study · Agricultural credit · Brazil

From Field-Level Data to Portfolio-Wide Risk Intelligence

How Corvian and Sicredi are advancing agricultural credit monitoring across millions of hectares of financed cropland in Brazil.

MillionsOf hectares of financed cropland covered by the agreement
2026–27Crop season targeted for in-season monitoring and risk intelligence
36AgTech patents underpinning Corvian's enterprise technology platform
The business challenge

Agricultural credit risk doesn't stop at the branch.

For lenders financing millions of hectares, understanding what's happening in the field is essential to understanding portfolio exposure.

Brazil's agricultural credit operations span vast and diverse production regions. Periodic field visits and grower-reported updates can leave gaps between real crop conditions and the information available to portfolio teams.

Limited in-season visibility

Crop conditions can change faster than traditional reporting cycles.

Complex portfolio oversight

Large financed areas require consistent field-level information.

Early risk identification

Unplanted acreage and planting-window exceptions need timely attention.

Regulatory reporting

Monitoring data must support structured, auditable outputs.

The Corvian solution

One connected view of the crop season, from field to portfolio.

Under the agreement, Corvian will provide in-season monitoring and risk intelligence across millions of hectares, helping Sicredi connect crop activity with credit oversight and Proagro-related exposure management.

Rather than adding another disconnected data feed, Corvian provides the technology stack for data ingestion, processing, reporting and integration into enterprise systems.

01 / REGULATORY REPORTING

Audit-ready outputs

Automated reporting aligned with CMN Resolution No. 5,127, designed for integration into Sicredi's existing systems.

02 / CROP MONITORING

Visibility from planting to harvest

In-season intelligence across financed crop areas to help teams monitor field conditions throughout the production cycle.

03 / RISK SIGNALS

Field-level anomaly detection

Identify unplanted acreage, crop variance and missed planting windows that may warrant closer inspection or validation.

04 / CONTEXT

Historical and current intelligence

Combine five-year land insights with in-season monitoring to provide additional context for field validation and inspections.

How the technology connects

From agricultural evidence to decisions lenders can act on.

The same underlying field data can serve different enterprise needs without creating a separate system for every use case.

01

Collect

Ingest crop, land and field-level monitoring data.

02

Analyze

Identify crop progress, anomalies and relevant historical context.

03

Report

Produce structured, audit-ready intelligence for oversight.

04

Integrate

Connect insights with existing enterprise systems and workflows.

Enterprise value

Designed to make large agricultural portfolios easier to monitor.

The partnership is structured to strengthen risk visibility, operational oversight and regulatory reporting across the 2026–2027 crop season.

Broader visibility

Consistent monitoring across millions of hectares of financed agricultural land.

Earlier investigation

Field-level anomalies can help direct validation and inspection attention.

Less fragmentation

Data processing, analytics and reporting are brought together within an enterprise technology framework.

These are partnership objectives and platform capabilities announced in June 2026; the release does not publish realized performance metrics.

Leadership perspective

“Corvian transforms field-level agricultural data into actionable insight.”

Guilherme Belardo · Managing Director, Latin America, Corvian
Frequently asked questions

Agricultural credit monitoring, explained.

What is the Corvian and Sicredi partnership focused on?

Corvian and Sicredi announced an agreement to provide field-level monitoring and risk intelligence across millions of hectares of financed crop areas in Brazil during the 2026–2027 crop season.

How can field-level monitoring support agricultural lenders?

Monitoring crop development and identifying anomalies can give portfolio teams additional context for oversight, field validation and inspection decisions.

What kinds of agricultural anomalies can Corvian identify?

The announced capabilities include identifying unplanted acreage, crop variance and missed planting windows.

Does the solution support regulatory reporting?

Yes. The announced solution includes automated, audit-ready outputs aligned with Brazil's CMN Resolution No. 5,127, designed for integration into existing enterprise systems.

Does the partnership cover Proagro-related operations?

Yes. The agreement includes monitoring and intelligence intended to support Sicredi's management of exposure within Proagro, Brazil's Federal Government Rural Activity Guarantee Program.

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