The reason most farmers do not go digital is not resistance to technology. It is the assumption that the transition will be painful. They picture hours of manually drawing parcel boundaries. Entering crop types one by one. Figuring out how to link SIGPAC references to each plot. Days of setup before they can record their first treatment. Koru is different. Not because we say so — but because of one piece of paper you already have.
The Document You Already Have
Every Spanish farmer who receives CAP payments has a Solicitud Única — the PAC application form. You filed it this spring. Your gestor has a copy. It contains everything: your parcels, their SIGPAC references, the crops you declared, and the areas in hectares.
This document is the key that unlocks Koru in two minutes.
Upload your PAC document to Koru on account creation. The AI reads it, extracts every parcel, maps each one to its official SIGPAC boundary, attaches the declared crop and area, and displays your complete farm on an interactive satellite map.
No drawing. No data entry. No SIGPAC lookup. Your farm — all of it — appears on screen, correctly referenced, the first time you open the app.
What Happens in Those Two Minutes
Here is the exact sequence:
Minute 1: Create your account at koru.farm. Enter your email and choose a password. That is it.
Minute 2: Upload your Solicitud Única PDF — the PAC document from this year's campaign. While you put your phone back in your pocket, Koru extracts your parcels, crops, areas, and SIGPAC references. By the time you look at the screen again, your farm is there.
From that moment, you are ready to record your first treatment.
Why This Matters for Compliance
The biggest compliance risk in SIEX is not deliberate fraud — it is the mismatch between what a farmer thinks their parcel reference is and what the official SIGPAC system says. Parcels get renumbered. Boundaries change after consolidation. A parcel you have farmed for 20 years under one name has a different reference in the registry.
Because Koru reads your actual PAC document — the same document that feeds into the FEGA system — your SIGPAC references are correct from day one. There is no manual entry to get wrong.
This eliminates the most common flag in CAP audits: the parcel reference mismatch.
The First Treatment You Record
Once your parcels are loaded, the next step is to record a treatment — and here is where the other half of the Koru experience begins.
You do not navigate to a form. You do not select a parcela from a dropdown and then another dropdown for the product and another for the dose. You tap the microphone button and speak.
"Traté el olivar norte con Mancozeb 80 WG, dosis 2.5 kilos por hectárea, ayer por la mañana."
Koru maps that sentence to the right parcela, finds Mancozeb 80 WG in the MAPA database with its registration number and authorized dose for olive, checks that 2.5 kg/ha is within the authorized range, and creates a complete SIEX-formatted journal entry. Timestamped, geotagged, ready for inspection.
From first login to first compliant treatment record: under five minutes for most farmers.
What Comes After Setup
The setup is the easy part. What matters is what the platform does for you from that day forward.
Every product in the 3,500+ MAPA database is available to your AI assistant, filtered automatically for your specific crops. Every worker you add has their ROPO certificate tracked with an expiry alert 60 days out. Every spray event creates a time-stamped record. And when an inspector calls, you generate the complete SIEX report in one tap — every treatment, every product code, every operator, in the format the administration requires.
No paperwork. No data entry at month-end. No scramble before inspections. The record exists the moment the activity happens.
Conclusion
Your PAC document is already on your phone or in your email. That is all you need.
Create your free account →
14-day trial, no credit card. Upload your PAC document and your farm is ready before you finish your coffee.
Pro Small Farm (up to 100 ha): €49.90/month. Pro Large Farm (up to 1,000 ha): €99.90/month.
