CEA developers and project sponsors
Organisations preparing a vertical farm, hydroponic greenhouse, expansion or material redesign.
The Crop Urbanis Platform operates as an internal MVP. Crop Urbanis considers a limited number of organisations for a scoped private beta focused on real controlled-environment agriculture project workflows. Access is reviewed individually; it is not public, automatic or self-service.
Who can be considered
Crop Urbanis assesses fit with the current Platform modules, product-learning value and appropriate data and professional boundaries.
Organisations preparing a vertical farm, hydroponic greenhouse, expansion or material redesign.
Teams with a defined project, data or operating workflow that matches the current Platform scope.
Organisations evaluating project evidence, assumptions, supplier information and scenario records.
Partners working with structured requirements, equipment specifications, interfaces and delivery dependencies.
Teams evaluating document intelligence, scenario reliability, agronomic retrieval, model evaluation or later sensor/image workflows.
Qualified organisations interested in controlled project records, responsibility mapping, handover and commissioning inputs.
What a selected scope can cover
A selected scope may include a configured organisational or project workspace, permitted project and supplier information, requirements and constraint mapping, supplier-document processing, scenario and comparison workflow, expert-review records, controlled project outputs and agreed feedback and evaluation. The exact modules depend on fit and readiness.
How selection works
Submission does not guarantee access. Crop Urbanis may propose private-beta scope, project-development engagement, research or technical collaboration, later follow-up, or no engagement where fit is outside current scope.
Submit organisational, project and use-case context without confidential files.
Crop Urbanis reviews use case, project stage, organisation, data categories, responsible reviewers, confidentiality, desired outcome and technical scope.
Modules, users, data boundary, responsibilities, support, evaluation criteria, commercial terms, retention and deletion conditions are defined where fit exists.
Access begins only after relevant written terms are agreed.
What private beta is not
Private beta does not mean public self-service, automatic acceptance, autonomous engineering or agronomy, guaranteed project outcomes, transfer of professional responsibility, or permission to send confidential material through this public form.
Controlled intake
Crop Urbanis will review the organisation, use case and current product fit. Where a suitable scope exists, we will contact you to discuss access, data, responsibilities and terms.