One cloud system for BPOM-registered agro-input brands in Indonesia, covering PPL and agronomist coverage, gapoktan and cooperative orders, kios tani distribution, e-wallet farmer rewards, and field training.
Kios tani across Java, gapoktan clusters in Sumatra, and palm and rubber estates in Kalimantan all sit between the brand and the farmer. From a head office in Jakarta or Surabaya, very little of what happens at the counter is actually visible.
Demo plots and gapoktan meetings happen far from any supervisor, often in villages with no street address. Without GPS pins and selfie check-ins, a brand can't tell a real visit from a report phoned in.
Once stock clears the distributor it goes dark for weeks. With no read on sub-distributor and kios movement, brands can't see who's run dry and which region needs cover before musim hujan arrives.
Fertilizer ahead of the rice planting window, herbicide for the weed flush weeks later. Without regional field data, allocations land late and a rival reaches the farmer first.
QR codes on fertilizer bags and seed packs invite repeat scans and capture by shop staff. Without server-side validation, the reward lands in a wallet that never put a seed in the ground.
Two 1Channel apps set the daily tempo: SFA and DMS for reps and kios tani, CRM for estate and cooperative pipelines. Both are available on Google Play and the App Store.
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Five dedicated pages, one for each module, scoped to BPOM-registered SKUs, kios tani networks, and farmer reward programmes settled through e-wallets.
Rep routes across kios tani, demo-plot records, gapoktan meeting notes, and farmer call logs streamed live to regional supervisors.
Explore Agriculture SFA →Distributor and kios visibility, batch and expiry control on crop protection, season-led stock planning, and credit limits for distributor terms.
Explore Agriculture DMS →QR-on-pack scans that pay farmers direct, dealer tier schemes keyed to monthly volume, and gapoktan engagement rounds tied to aggregation windows.
Explore Agriculture Loyalty →Counter branding checks, shelf compliance on seed and crop protection, dealer signage audits, and AI image recognition on rep-uploaded photos.
Explore Agriculture Retail Execution →BPOM-aligned product modules, quiz-gated launch readiness, applicator safety tracks, and refresher cycles before new actives reach the field.
Explore Agriculture LMS →A purpose-built cloud SFA for Indonesian agro work. Reps keep demo-plot schedules, record gapoktan meetings, log kios tani routes, and push sell-out back to regional supervisors as it happens.
A cloud DMS covering distributor to sub-distributor to kios tani. FEFO for crop protection, season-led replenishment, credit gating, and payouts settled by bank transfer, e-wallet, or QRIS.
A cloud loyalty engine built around Indonesian payment rails. QR-on-pack scans pay the farmer direct, kios tani tiers reward monthly volume, and gapoktan aggregation windows trigger automated bonus drops.
See what is actually on the kios tani shelf right now. An AI retail execution platform with photo audits, image-recognition SKU checks, and regional scorecards for shelf share.
A cloud LMS for agronomists and counter staff. Module-level certification, BPOM-aligned safety tracks, and a firm gate that stops uncertified reps from quoting new actives inside the SFA app.
Five reasons agrochemical, seed, fertilizer, and animal feed brands choose the 1Channel cloud suite for their Indonesia rollout.
SFA, DMS, loyalty, execution, and LMS draw on a single data layer, so rep activity, kios sell-out, and training status line up with no exports in between.
Kios tani, gapoktan bulk buys, plantation estates, and direct farmer programmes each carry their own pricing, workflow, and KPI set.
Image analysis on counter photos, selfie checks on rep attendance, QR fraud screening, and 1Voice questions such as “top regions by rice seed sell-out” asked in plain English.
Reps record visits in low-signal regions without losing a thing. The app syncs on its own once the network returns, so weak coverage never stalls a route.
Pre-rains stocking, herbicide cycle prompts, and post-harvest clearance offers fire on cue. The engine works the planting season, not the calendar month.