For government programs

The panorama of your cooperatives, without seeing what does not belong to you

You link the cooperatives in your program and see territory, projected harvests, regional losses and their economic impact. Each figure has its origin, and the privacy of cooperatives and farmers is respected by design.

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See the whole without entering anyone's house

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The problem

What solves

A program with many cooperatives usually decides with dispersed and old data. Here they come together, with their origins and their confidence on display.

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your part

what do you do

You link cooperatives, define zones, adjust your own assumptions and decide with the recommendations and the report.

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Yolia's part

What does Yolia do?

Project harvests, add losses anonymously, estimate the economic impact and leave each report with its mark in a chained log.

The tour

From registration to decision

This is how you build the panorama of your program, step by step.

Links

Cooperatives by email of their manager

They share

Each cooperative and each farmer decides what to share

Territory

Map, crops and declared area

Projection

Harvest calendar and regional losses

Impact

How much does it cost to reduce waste, with your assumptions?

Report

Executive sheet with fingerprint

Before hiring

Two rules to take care of your plants

These two rules also apply to the cooperatives and farmers in your program: their cultivation in Yolia must be in soil or substrate, and they should test before applying to their entire lot.

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Up to 3 floors

Try first

We calculate the formula for your lot; You apply it first to up to 3 plants and see. Especially in orchids, roses, tulips and WOW Flowers.

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No water systems

Just soil or substrate

Hydroponics, aeroponics and soilless cultivation cannot be done with Yolia: the preparations are living things and the water carries everything to all the roots.

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Care first

We take care of your plants like your money

We tell you what to try and how. You decide when to expand, with what you saw in your own plants.

Important

Trying first and growing only in soil or substrate is not a formality: it is what keeps your plants safe. Yolia recommends; The decision and application are yours.

The two rules of care

Choose a rule and open up each point: what it is, why it exists and how to apply it.

We take care of your plants like you take care of your money

Yolia is made to take care of your crop, and your plants are worth it. We calculate the formula for your entire batch (minimum 10 plants; Resin & Trichomes, 1 to 10), but you apply it to a few plants first and see how they respond.

Up to 3 floors

The ideaEach variety, climate, substrate and hand respond differently. A well-calculated formula is still a recommendation, and you are the one who applies it.

What you earnYou see the real effect in a few plants before compromising the others.

What you avoidDiscover a problem with 3 plants and not hundreds.

Recommended

High value plantsOrchids, roses, tulips, WOW Flowers and any expensive plant that is difficult to replace or has a long cycle.

Large lotsAny batch of more than a few dozen plants, even if the species is cheap: an error multiplied by hundreds of plants costs a lot.

in a sentenceThe better what you grow, the more sense it makes to try first.

Step 1Prepare the complete formula of your batch, as indicated by Yolia (minimum 10 plants; Resin & Trichomes, from 1 to 10).

Step 2Choose up to 3 healthy plants that are similar to the rest: same age, same substrate and same light. Apply it only to those, with the volume per plant that Yolia indicates.

Step 3Leave the others untreated while you observe, for comparison. Whatever is left over from the preparation, save or discard according to its storage instructions.

Step 4Write down dates, changes and photos in your log. Review within the deadlines that Yolia indicates.

Step 5If you answered correctly, you apply to the rest of the batch. If not, you adjust before it happens to more plants.

No extra feeThere is no separate test plan nor is the test paid for separately: you contract the plan that covers your lot and the test is the way to apply it, first to a few plants.

Minimum of plantsThe minimum is 10 plants per file: with less, the dose per plant is so small that it cannot be measured well. From 10 plants, Yolia Piloto costs from US$12 per month.

To expandWhen you want to upgrade to more plants, you choose the package that covers the actual number of your lot.

HonestyA test reduces risk, not eliminates it. Yolia does not guarantee results in cultivation nor does it replace your judgment and observation.

Natural is not synonymous with risk-freeThe preparations use ingredients of natural origin, but any intervention on a live plant can have unexpected effects.

Yolia works with soil and substrate, not with water systems

Hydroponics, aeroponics and any soilless cultivation (roots in water or nutrient solution) cannot be done with Yolia. It is a security decision.

No hydroponics or aeroponics

root zoneDirect soil, growing bed or raised bed, pot or container with soil, growing bag and substrates with organic matter (for example soil with compost, peat with compost, coconut fiber with compost or bark).

EnvironmentsOpen field, outdoors, greenhouse or controlled indoors, as long as the roots are in soil or substrate.

Allowed

HydroponicsRoots in water or nutrient solution, with or without recirculation.

AeroponicsRoots suspended and nebulized with solution.

Any system without soil or substrateIf the crop lives only on water and dissolved nutrients, Yolia is not for that system.

Not available

What they containYolia preparations use natural ingredients and several are fermented or macerated: they have live microorganisms and substances with natural plant hormonal action, such as cytokinins.

In soil or substrateThe soil distributes, retains and cushions these effects.

What happens in a water systemIn a recirculating or nebulized system, what goes into the solution reaches all the plants in hours.

The riskIf something is contaminated or the dose is exceeded, there is no soil to retain it or dilute it: the entire crop can be lost, not a plant. Additionally, microorganisms can clog pumps, drippers or nebulizers.

That's whyWe prefer not to offer something we cannot do for sure.

How it is madeSoil, drainage, water and root calculations start from soil or substrate. Yolia does not have a validated version for soilless nutrient solutions.

What to doDo not apply Yolia formulas in that system.

If you have another part of the cropThe part that is in soil or substrate can use Yolia.

RuleThese two rules also apply to the cooperatives and farmers in your program: their cultivation in Yolia must be in soil or substrate, and they should test before applying to their entire lot.

This is what it looks like inside

Browse your program panel

The institutional dashboard, the map and the zones, the crops, the losses with their impact and the sealed executive report. Tap an image to view it larger.

1 / 5Program panelCooperatives, farmers, territories, alerts, evidence and legal compliance in an institutional view.

Everything that carries

Everything that the Government panel carries

Each figure, map, estimate and panel document, with its origin and what it is for. Search for a word or choose an area.

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Main panel

The institutional view of your program: cooperatives, farmers, territories, alerts, evidence and legal compliance.

Object or section	What it is and how to read it	What is it for you?
Heading “Government Panel”Section	What it is and how to read itProgram name, rate (Pilot or Premium), linked cooperatives, farmers and Manage program button.	What is it for you?Know the size and plan of your program.
CooperativesFigure	What it is and how to read itLinked cooperatives and grouping farmers.	What is it for you?It is the real reach: how many organizations and producers reach.
TerritoriesFigure	What it is and how to read itDifferent regions with registered crops or cooperatives.	What is it for you?Detect unattended areas.
Legal complianceFigure	What it is and how to read it“X / Y”: cooperatives with a complete file of those linked; amber if any are missing.	What is it for you?Know who to accompany with documents before reports or agreements.
FilesFigure	What it is and how to read itRegistered crops and how many are still active.	What is it for you?Measure activity without seeing private data.
Alerts (sum)Figure	What it is and how to read itClimate and crop environment warnings, with how many are critical.	What is it for you?Act by region, for example in the event of a frost.
Evidence (sum)Figure	What it is and how to read itObservations and photos uploaded by the crops.	What is it for you?See how documented the work is.
Data quality (average)Figure	What it is and how to read itCoverage of missing critical data and information.	What is it for you?Know where you are missing before deciding.
Climate by regionGraphic	What it is and how to read itConditions and forecast for each region of the program.	What is it for you?Anticipate problems by territory.
Detail by areaSection	What it is and how to read itCards that explain what each area measures and what the next action is.	What is it for you?Understand the origin of each number.

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Cooperatives, comparatives and high

Who participates, how they go and how new cooperatives join.

Object or section	What it is and how to read it	What is it for you?
Program figuresFigure	What it is and how to read itCooperatives, farmers, cases and formulas generated, with your package and its limit.	What is it for you?See the program at a glance.
Cooperatives tableTable	What it is and how to read itName, region, farmers, cases and formulas by cooperative.	What is it for you?Know which ones are advancing and which ones need support.
Cooperative fileSection	What it is and how to read itHeadquarters, farmers, production, aggregate finances and legal status of each cooperative.	What is it for you?Know each organization in depth.
Comparisons and breakdown by regionTable	What it is and how to read itRanking of cooperatives and direct farmers, and cases by region.	What is it for you?Guide support with data.
Add a cooperativeTool	What it is and how to read itIt is linked by the email of your person in charge, within the limit of your package.	What is it for you?Add organizations without long procedures.
Massive dischargeTool	What it is and how to read itYou paste emails (one per line) or upload a CSV; check each row.	What is it for you?Link dozens of cooperatives together.
Direct farmersTable	What it is and how to read itProducers who participate without going through a cooperative, with their performance.	What is it for you?Don't leave out those who work alone.

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Territory and map

Where your program works and how complete the registry is.

Object or section	What it is and how to read it	What is it for you?
Program mapMap	What it is and how to read itCooperatives and farmers; When you touch a point, its window opens with a link to the file. Farmers are shown ~2 km away, never the exact point.	What is it for you?See the territory without exposing plots.
Zone pageSection	What it is and how to read itEach area with its cooperatives, farmers, crops and “See farmers on the map” button.	What is it for you?Go deeper into a specific region.
Key figuresFigure	What it is and how to read itFarmers, cases and hectares (or acres) registered. Everything is declared.	What is it for you?Size the record.
Crops and data coverageTable	What it is and how to read itFarmers by crop and percentage of cases with surface area.	What is it for you?Know how reliable it is.
Own regionsTool	What it is and how to read itYou define zones by climate, crop or district; are used in the breakdown.	What is it for you?Organize the program as you think.
Download CSVButton	What it is and how to read itThe table with your unit and currency.	What is it for you?Take it to your spreadsheet.

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Farmer file and QR credential

Each farmer who shares has a complete, verifiable and printable record.

Object or section	What it is and how to read it	What is it for you?
Sheet · Summary and cropsSection	What it is and how to read itData, crops, map and progress.	What is it for you?Meet the producer.
Sheet · ProductionGraphic	What it is and how to read itProjected harvest per month.	What is it for you?Plan offer.
File · Finances and lossesTable	What it is and how to read itLots, losses, settlements and chain payments.	What is it for you?See the economic side with receipts.
Sheet · Climate and contingency planSection	What it is and how to read itAlerts for the area and what to do.	What is it for you?Respond before damage.
Tab · FormulasTable	What it is and how to read itProducer formulas by crop.	What is it for you?Valuable technical information.
File · Alerts and logTable	What it is and how to read itTimeline of notices and records.	What is it for you?Reconstruct what happened.
QR credential and barcodeDocument	What it is and how to read itThey lead to a public page that verifies the authenticity of the token.	What is it for you?Let any third party verify it.
Print complete stamped formButton	What it is and how to read itImmutable photo of all data with SHA-256 fingerprint, ready to print or PDF.	What is it for you?Deliver a file that cannot be altered silently.

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Harvests

How much would be harvested and in what month. It is an estimate for planning, not an exact forecast.

Object or section	What it is and how to read it	What is it for you?
Projected production for 12 monthsFigure	What it is and how to read itSurface by performance, located in the month according to the declared stage. Shows value at reference price, peak month and how many farmers share.	What is it for you?See ahead of time when the harvest is concentrated.
Projected supply per monthTable	What it is and how to read itMonth by month with production, value and main crops; downloadable in CSV.	What is it for you?Stagger plantings, contract and store in advance.
What is left outNotice	What it is and how to read itWhich crops did not enter the calculation and why: no surface area, no stage or expired harvests.	What is it for you?Total transparency.
Your own assumptionsTool	What it is and how to read itCaptures yield and price per crop; They replace the reference and remain as Declared.	What is it for you?Adjust the estimate to your reality.
Estimate ConfidenceFigure	What it is and how to read itLow if almost everything uses references, medium if it uses your data. Never high.	What is it for you?Don't overinterpret the number.

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Vocation of the land

How concentrated is the planting and what crops would each area support that no one plants today?

Object or section	What it is and how to read it	What is it for you?
Current diversificationFigure	What it is and how to read itConcentration index: concentrated, intermediate or diversified; by area or by number of farmers.	What is it for you?Detect dependence on few crops.
Areas of your territoryTool	What it is and how to read itYou describe each area with altitude, average temperature, annual rainfall and pH; marks if it is Measured or Declared.	What is it for you?Give Yolia the context of each area.
Crops with good aptitude that no one plantsTable	What it is and how to read itBy area: suitability, what limits it and how many farmers already plant it.	What is it for you?Track for pilots, not diagnosis.

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Regional losses

With three or more cooperatives sharing, you see a regional number. Never a separate cooperative.

Object or section	What it is and how to read it	What is it for you?
Registered regional shrinkageFigure	What it is and how to read itPercentage lost compared to what was received, adding to the cooperatives that share. It's a minimum.	What is it for you?Dimension the real problem.
Stage where you loseGraphic	What it is and how to read itField, collection, packaging, warehouse or cold, transportation and delivery.	What is it for you?Attack the stage that loses the most first.
Losses by crop and by regionTable	What it is and how to read itCooperatives that contribute, received and decrease, mixed.	What is it for you?Prioritize without exposing anyone.
Switch for each cooperativeNotice	What it is and how to read itFactory shutdown; only the cooperative turns it on.	What is it for you?Voluntary participation.

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Economic impact

How much money is lost today and how much would be recovered with a program?

Object or section	What it is and how to read it	What is it for you?
Production, loss and valueFigure	What it is and how to read itProjected production, estimated loss and its value. Without loss of measurements, use the reference and mark it as Supposed.	What is it for you?Put a number on the opportunity.
Three scenariosGraphic	What it is and how to read itPrudent, basic and optimistic, according to the percentages you write.	What is it for you?Decide with explicit hypotheses.
Where is the most money lost?Table	What it is and how to read itBy crop: production, loss, loss and value.	What is it for you?Choose which crop to start.

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Recommendations and executive report

Simple rules that turn on themselves when they detect something, and a sheet for whoever decides.

Object or section	What it is and how to read it	What is it for you?
RecommendationsAlert	What it is and how to read itConcentration, season, losses, opportunities and data quality; with priority (high, medium, opportunity, to complete).	What is it for you?Know what to do first.
Evidence, origin and trustNotice	What it is and how to read itEach recommendation shows the numbers on which it is based and its seal.	What is it for you?Being able to defend it before a third party.
Without data there is no recommendationNotice	What it is and how to read itWith insufficient data, no rule is activated.	What is it for you?Nothing invented to fill the screen.
executive reportDocument	What it is and how to read itOverview, supply calendar, concentration, losses, impact and recommendations; printable.	What is it for you?Present the person who decides on a sheet of paper.
SHA-256 fingerprint of the reportDocument	What it is and how to read itIt is saved in the log every time you generate it; includes QR and public verification.	What is it for you?Check what figures were presented and when.

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Legal, log and plan

Monitoring, integrity and configuration.

Object or section	What it is and how to read it	What is it for you?
Legal status of cooperativesTable	What it is and how to read itComplete profile, board members, documents pending review.	What is it for you?Supervise without asking for papers by mail.
Review documentsTool	What it is and how to read itYou mark each document as reviewed or rejected, with an optional note.	What is it for you?Leave a record of your review.
Chained logSection	What it is and how to read itRegistration of zones, changes in assumptions and reports; with Verify button and CSV download.	What is it for you?Check that nothing was altered.
PackagesCard	What it is and how to read itMunicipal, District, Regional, Multiregional and State; the number of cooperatives and farmers changes.	What is it for you?Scale to program size.
Currency, unit and languageTool	What it is and how to read itISO 4217 currency, hectares or acres, Spanish and English.	What is it for you?Operate as in your country.

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See the step-by-step explanation Create account

Everything that the Government panel includes

Choose a tab and open each point: what it is, what you do and what Yolia does for you.

Your program at a glance

When you enter you see how many cooperatives and farmers your program has, how many cases and formulas have been generated, and what requires your attention.

Your board

What is itNumber of linked cooperatives, farmers, cases and formulas generated, along with your package and its limit.

what do you doNothing: it is armed only with what the cooperatives have already captured.

What does Yolia do?It recalculates it every time you open the panel.

Declared

what do you seeA table with each linked cooperative: name, region, farmers, cases and generated formulas.

What is it for?Know at a glance which ones are advancing and which ones need support.

What is itA ranking of cooperatives and direct farmers by performance, and a breakdown of cases by region.

AvailabilityIt is available in all government packages.

RoleYour account is Government type: you see the information of your linked cooperatives, according to what each and every farmer decided to share.

What you don't seeYou never see the internal operations of a cooperative separately: lots, orders, prices, collections or settlements.

How cooperatives add to your program

You link to the cooperatives by email from their manager, one at a time or all together, always within the limit of your package.

Bonding

what do you doYou capture the email of the person in charge of the cooperative.

What does Yolia do?Link the cooperative within the limit of your plan.

Declared

what do you doYou paste the emails of those responsible (one per line) or upload a CSV.

What does Yolia do?Review each row and link the cooperatives within the top of your plan; tells you which ones need correction.

What is itEach package limits how many coops you can link and how many farmers per coop.

What does Yolia do?It shows you how much of your capacity you use, and doesn't let you go over the limit without changing packages.

What is itIn addition to cooperatives, the panel lists the direct farmers in your program and their performance.

Where does your program work?

A map and a table with the cooperatives, their crops and the registered surface, to see what you have and what is left to capture.

Map and coverage

What is itLocation of cooperatives and crops, with registered farmers, cases and hectares (or acres).

OriginEverything is declared by the farmers or the cooperatives; Yolia does not estimate any area on its own.

PrivacyThe panel does not show the exact point of any crop.

Declared

What is itHow many farmers plant each crop and what percentage of cases already have captured surface area.

What is it for?Know how complete the record is before making decisions with it.

what do you doYou define the regions or zones of operation (by climate, crop, district, whatever makes sense for your program).

What does Yolia do?You use them in the breakdown and in the comparisons.

what do you doYou download the table in CSV, with your area unit and currency configured.

Harvest calendar and projected supply

For each crop of the farmers who agreed to share: how much would be harvested and in what month. It is an estimate for planning, not an exact forecast.

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How to put it togetherArea by yield, located in the month in which the harvest is estimated according to the declared stage and the typical duration of the cycle.

what do you seeProjected production for 12 months, its value at the reference price, the peak month, how many farmers share and how many crops are included in the calculation.

Dear

what do you seeA month-by-month table with production, value and main crops, which you can download in CSV.

What is it for?See in advance when the harvest is concentrated to stagger sowing, hire before or prepare storage.

TransparencyYolia tells you which crops did not enter the calculation and why: no surface area, no stage, or expired harvests that no one updated.

expired cropsThose that should have already been harvested are accommodated in the current month; If many weeks have passed without updating, they are excluded so as not to distort.

what do you doYou capture your own yield and your price per crop. What you leave empty uses the general reference.

OriginWhat you write is marked as Declared and replaces the reference.

another currencyIf you work in another currency there is no reference price: without your price, that crop is not valued.

Declared

HonestyConfidence is low if almost everything uses benchmark returns and average if most uses the ones you captured. It is never high: it depends on the declared stage and the climate of the cycle.

Dear

What crops would each area support?

Two questions: how concentrated is the planting in a few crops? And what crops would each area support that no one plants today?

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What is itA concentration index that says whether the planting depends on a few crops (concentrated), is in the middle or is diversified.

How to measureBy surface when captured; If there is almost none, by number of farmers per crop, and it tells you.

Dear

what do you doYou describe each area with what you know: altitude, average annual temperature, annual rainfall and soil pH, with at least three of those pieces of information (two if the area is irrigated).

Data originMarks “Measured” only if it comes from a station, laboratory or analysis; If it is local knowledge, you leave it as Declared.

MeasuredDeclared

what do you seeBy area, a list of crops with their suitability, what limits them the most and how many farmers already plant them.

HonestyIt is a clue based on general ranges, not a diagnosis. Validate with a local agronomist and test on pilot plots before promoting a crop.

Dear

How much is lost in the region and where

If three or more cooperatives agree to share their aggregate data, you see a regional shrinkage number. You never see a separate cooperative.

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What is itThe percentage of product that was lost compared to what was received, adding the cooperatives that share.

Minimum of cooperativesAt least 3 cooperatives with registrations are needed; If not, Yolia says it still can't show a regional number.

HonestyIt is a minimum: only what the cooperatives registered counts. The loss on the plot before harvest is not measured here.

Measured

what do you seeThe distribution of waste by stage: in the field, collection, packaging, warehouse or cold storage, transportation and delivery to the customer.

What is it for?Attack first the stage where you lose the most.

what do you seeTwo tables with cooperatives that contribute, received and loss, by crop and by region.

PrivacyThey are mixed numbers; no cooperative appears alone.

switchEach cooperative has a switch that comes off. Only she turns it on.

What happens if notWithout your permission, do not access any regional number.

How much does it cost to reduce waste?

It starts from the projected production and the losses, and tells you how much money is lost today and how much would be recovered with a program.

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what do you seeThe projected production, what is estimated to be lost today and the value of that loss.

When data is missingIf there are still not enough measured losses, use a reference loss by crop type and mark it as Assumption.

DearAssumption

what do you doYou write how much you think shrinkage would be reduced and what part of production the program would adopt.

what do you seeA prudent scenario, a base one and an optimistic one of what would be recovered.

HonestyYou set the percentages: they are hypotheses to decide, not promises or predictions.

Assumption

what do you seeA table per crop with production, loss, what is lost and its value.

What is it for?Choose which crop to start a program with.

What should be done first

Simple rules about your data that turn on themselves when they detect something. Each recommendation brings its evidence, its origin and its trust.

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ConcentrationToo many farmers depend on a single crop, or the acreage is highly concentrated.

SeasonA single season concentrates the harvest.

WasteRegional losses are high, or there is still a lack of cooperatives that share.

OpportunitiesCrops with good aptitude that no one plants in an area.

Data qualityFew farmers have authorized sharing, basic data is missing or cases have not been updated.

PriorityHigh, medium, opportunity or “to complete”, ordered from most urgent to least.

EvidenceIt always shows you the numbers it is based on.

Origin and trustIt bears its seal of origin and its level of trust.

HonestyWith insufficient data, no rule is activated. Yolia does not invent recommendations to fill the screen.

A sheet for those who decide

Panorama, supply calendar, concentration, regional losses, economic impact and recommendations, each figure with its origin. Ready to print or save as PDF.

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ContentFarmers in the report, projected production, calendar, concentration, regional losses, economic impact and recommendations.

OriginEach figure has its seal: Measured, Declared, Estimated or Assumed.

What is itEvery time you generate the report, its SHA-256 fingerprint is saved in the chained log.

What is it for?It is verified which figures were presented and when; any subsequent changes are detected.

Legal status of the program cooperatives

Each cooperative fills out its file; You see a summary and the documents awaiting your review.

Supervision

what do you seeBy cooperative: if it has a complete legal profile, how many board members, how many documents and how many are pending review.

what do you doYou open each pending document, mark it as reviewed or rejected and, if you want, leave a note.

What does Yolia do?Save the status of the document along with your note.

ExamplesIncorporation document, certificate or legal registration number, tax identification, board register, financial statements, assembly minutes or other document.

A record where nothing is altered without it being noticed

Each important action is tied to the previous one. If someone alters or deletes a middle line, the check marks it.

Integrity

What is itRegistration of zones, changes in assumptions, generated reports and other program actions.

what do you doNothing: it registers itself.

what do you doYou press Verify when you want to verify that nothing was altered.

What does not promiseThe verification does not by itself detect the deletion of the last lines; That is why each report also saves its own SHA-256 fingerprint.

what do you doDownload the log in CSV for your audit.

Packs, currency and units

Yolia adapts to your country: it starts with suggested values and you change them whenever you want.

Configurable

PackagesMunicipal (up to 5 cooperatives of up to 100 farmers, US$500 per month), District (10 × 150, US$850), Regional (20 × 250, US$1,200), Multiregional (40 × 250, US$2,000) and State (80 × 300, US$3,000).

What changes between packagesOnly the number of cooperatives and farmers per cooperative. All lashes are in all packages.

Beyond the StateIf you need more than 80 cooperatives, a quote is tailored to your needs.

BillingThe package is activated and invoiced by Yolia directly to you.

What is itYou choose your currency (ISO 4217 code) and your surface unit: hectares or acres.

Suggested valuesWhen choosing your country, Yolia proposes a currency and a unit; up to you.

What is itThe panel works in Spanish and English.

Honest data

No figure without its origin

Yolia never presents a number as if it were firmer than it is. Each figure has a stamp that says where it comes from, and when information is missing, it says so instead of inventing it.

✓Measured: comes from a record or a verifiable operation, such as losses captured by cooperatives.✓Declared: the farmer or the cooperative said it; Yolia did not verify it.✓Dear: Yolia calculated it with a method that you can consult, such as the harvest calendar.✓Assumption: A hypothesis of yours, such as the percentage of shrinkage reduction.✓Missing data: There is not enough information to show a number, and it is said like this.

who sees what

Government sees the whole; Each cooperative and each farmer decides what to share.

what	Who sees it	How to protect yourself
Formula and preparation of each farmer	Only the farmer himself	They are private: neither the cooperative nor the Government see them
Exact point of cultivation	The farmer	Cooperative and Government panels do not show it
Crops, surface and stage	Government, if the farmer agreed to share	Consent by farmer
Lots, orders, prices, collections and settlements	Only the cooperative	Government never sees them as cooperative
Decreases in the region	Government, as a mixed number	Only if 3 or more cooperatives share; none shows alone
Legal file of the cooperative	The cooperative and the program to which it is linked	Summary and documents pending review
Executive reports	Who generates them	SHA-256 fingerprint and registration in the chained log

Plans

A package for every program size

All packages include exactly the same thing; changes the number of cooperatives and farmers per cooperative. Yolia bills you directly.

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To start

Municipal · US$500 per month

Up to 5 cooperatives, with up to 100 farmers each.

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a district

District · US$850 per month

Up to 10 cooperatives, with up to 150 farmers each.

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a region

Regional · US$1,200 per month

Up to 20 cooperatives, with up to 250 farmers each.

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Multiregional · US$2,000 per month

Up to 40 cooperatives, with up to 250 farmers each.

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State · US$3,000 per month

Up to 80 cooperatives, with up to 300 farmers each.

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If you need more than 80 cooperatives or something special, we will talk about it and it will be quoted separately.

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Frequently asked questions

Short answers to what government programs ask the most.

What almost everyone asks first

6 questions

AnswerFor those who coordinate a program with several cooperatives: a mayor's office, a district, a secretariat or a region. You link the cooperatives and see the overall picture.

AnswerYes: each cooperative has its own panel and its own data. You link them through the email of their manager, and they decide what they share with you.

AnswerSummary, registration of cooperatives, territory, file and log are already in the panel. Harvests, vocation, regional losses, impact, recommendations and executive report are in pilot: they are activated by program. Write to us and we'll light them up for you.

AnswerYes. The Municipal package covers up to 5 cooperatives. Regional losses require at least 3 cooperatives that share data.

AnswerIt gives you an organized overview, with the origin and confidence of each figure. Estimates are for planning, not forecasts, and the decisions are yours.

AnswerYes: the territory, harvest calendar and log are downloaded in CSV, and the executive report is printed or saved as PDF.

who sees what

6 questions

AnswerNo. You do not see lots, orders, prices, charges or settlements from any cooperative. You see figures from your program and, in losses, mixed numbers.

AnswerOnly what the farmer agreed to share. Its formula and preparation are private, and the panel does not show the exact point of its cultivation.

AnswerSo that no regional number can be attributed to a single cooperative. With less than 3, Yolia does not show the figure.

AnswerEach report saves its SHA-256 fingerprint in the chained log, and the verification checks whether something in the medium changed.

AnswerEach figure is stamped: Measured, Declared, Estimated, Assumed, or “Data missing” when there is insufficient information.

AnswerYes, whenever you want. Turn off the switch and stop accessing regional numbers.

How much does it cost and what does it include?

4 questions

AnswerFrom US$500 per month (up to 5 cooperatives) to US$3,000 per month (up to 80). In Plans you see the complete table.

AnswerThe number of cooperatives and farmers per cooperative. The panel and its tools are the same.

AnswerEach cooperative has its own package. When linked to your program, their farmer limit is the lower between that of their package and that allowed by yours per cooperative.

AnswerYolia activates and invoices your package directly with you. Write to us and we will agree.

Try first and grow in soil or substrate

9 questions

AnswerBecause each variety, climate and substrate responds differently. By applying it first to up to 3 plants in the batch you see the real effect before treating them all; It is especially important in high-value plants such as orchids, roses, tulips and WOW Flowers.

AnswerNo. There is no trial plan or extra charge: you contract the plan that covers your lot (minimum 10 plants; Resin & Trichomes, from 1 to 10) and apply first to up to 3 of those plants.

AnswerYolia is designed for plots of 10 plants or more: the engine calculates in reference blocks of 10 plants and thus monitoring with control plants is more useful. The exception is Resina & Trichomas Lab, which supports 1 to 10 plants. If you have less than 10 plants of another crop, you can explore for free in the Sandbox.

AnswerNo: it is a strong recommendation. You decide and you apply. Yolia explains how to do it and what to look for.

AnswerNo. Yolia is only for growing in soil or substrate. In water systems, contamination or excess reaches all plants in hours, and Yolia preparations are living things.

AnswerBecause the preparations use ferments, macerates and natural plant hormonal action substances. In the soil or substrate they are distributed and cushioned; in a circulating solution, no. Yolia also does not have a version validated for soilless systems.

AnswerYes, if it is a substrate with organic matter (for example coconut fiber with compost, peat with compost or bark). If the roots live only on water and dissolved nutrients, it is a soilless crop and Yolia is not for that system.

AnswerThe preparations use ingredients of natural origin, not synthetic chemicals. But natural doesn't mean risk-free: that's why we test first.

AnswerThese two rules also apply to the cooperatives and farmers in your program: their cultivation in Yolia must be in soil or substrate, and they should test before applying to their entire lot.

Know your territory with data that can be verified

Tell us about your program and we'll show you the panel. If you want the tools in pilot (harvests, losses, impact, report), we activate them for you.

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