Most of what a CAP application asks for already exists: in the parcel register, the machinery logs, the input invoices and last year’s claim. The work is moving it into the right boxes without getting it wrong.
CAP subsidy and compliance automation prepares a farm’s aid application, eco-scheme evidence and field records from data the farm already holds: parcels from the national LPIS (SIGPAC in Spain), crops and operations from machinery and farm management systems, inputs from invoices, and the previous year’s claim. It checks the draft against the current rules and against what the paying agency’s satellite Area Monitoring System is likely to see, then hands it to the farmer or their adviser to verify and submit.
It is designed for the people who already do this work at volume: cooperatives, farm unions’ technical offices, gestorías and agricultural advisers who file applications for many farms each season. The farmer remains the declarant, responsible for every statement in the claim.
LPIS parcels, machinery, invoices, last claim
crops, schemes, commitments
conditionality and eco-scheme rules
declared crop vs satellite signal
verifies and submits
raised with evidence, never guessed
It can prepare most of it from data the farm already holds, and check it against the rules and recent satellite imagery before submission. It should not submit it. The farmer is the declarant and is legally responsible for the claim, so a person verifies every parcel, crop and commitment before it goes to the paying agency.
Under the 2023 to 2027 CAP, paying agencies use an Area Monitoring System that analyses Copernicus Sentinel satellite imagery to check declared crops and activities across all parcels, rather than only sampling farms for field inspection. Farmers may be asked to fix discrepancies or provide geotagged photos. Checking a draft against similar imagery before submission reduces those follow-ups.
Requirements vary by country, but the direction is clear. EU rules require records of plant protection product use in electronic format, and member states are adding digital farm notebooks, such as Spain’s under the SIEX system. We build record-keeping that fills from machinery and invoices so the digital record is a by-product of farming rather than extra typing.
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