Establish the project baseline
Structure requirements, constraints, source material and unresolved questions.
CEA PROJECT DECISION SUPPORT
Make CEA project evidence comparable before commitment.
Crop Urbanis is developing software that links project requirements, supplier claims, assumptions, calculations and professional reviews for vertical-farm and hydroponic-greenhouse decisions.
Internal MVP · selected organisational validation and private-beta scopes by agreement
The decision problem
Many avoidable project errors begin when crop, utility, supplier and financial assumptions diverge across separate documents.
The Platform keeps the sources, requirements, assumptions and reviews behind a decision connected as the project changes.
01Separate source material
02Diverging assumptions
03Unclear review state
What the Platform changes
A connected record for the decision being prepared.
The workflow performs three connected actions.
Compare evidence and design cases
Place supplier alternatives and conditional scenarios against the same approved assumptions.
Carry the decision forward
Preserve the rationale, reviewers, unresolved conditions and downstream requirements.
Supplier comparison example
Compare supplier evidence without erasing its conditions.
The Platform retains each source claim, maps it to the same project requirements, identifies missing operating conditions and supports comparison through explicit design cases.
Supplier evidence remains distinct from the project assumptions applied to it. The result supports a reviewed selection; it does not make the purchasing decision.
Who the workflow serves
A primary decision owner, with contributors in defined scopes.
Primary users
CEA project developers, project sponsors and owner’s representatives preparing feasibility, configuration or supplier-selection decisions.
Participants in the workflow
Operators, investors, suppliers, agronomists, engineers and commercial reviewers may contribute evidence or review within their own scope.
Why Crop Urbanis
Domain work, product engineering and applied research around one decision problem.
Crop Urbanis combines CEA domain work, product engineering and applied research around the same project-decision problem. Professional services and research provide context for the product, while implementation and validation status remain reported separately.