Case study / Client delivery / Agritech
UNIVIA connects farmers, Galaxy Partners and internal operations through role-specific products that remain part of the same supply-chain system.
01 / Product context
Understand the operating problem, the product approach and the responsibilities brought together behind the final screens.
Agricultural distribution spans farmers, agri-input centres, suppliers and internal teams that may otherwise coordinate through fragmented calls, paper and separate records. Each group needs different actions without losing the shared commercial context.
The product was divided by responsibility rather than device alone. Farmers receive information and a route to purchase, Galaxy Partners handle business transactions, and UNIVIA staff coordinate both sides from a dedicated operational back office.
02 / Delivered scope
The delivered capabilities are grouped by the people, decisions and workflows each part of the product supports.
Product information, agricultural knowledge and a route for farmers to purchase agri-inputs.
Business-to-business transactions between UNIVIA and its Galaxy Partners.
A staff back office for managing and coordinating the farmer and partner products.
Mobile and administrative experiences share one network while keeping each role’s work focused.
03 / Product evidence
The available artwork demonstrates mobile participation and an administrative view without requiring every user to navigate the complete platform.
In their words
“We set out to solve a deep supply-chain void in rural communities where standard operating models didn’t exist. Building UNIVIA from the ground up allowed us to bridge the last-mile gap, scaling from zero to supporting thousands of farming families across our rural partner network.”
Build from real context
We’ll help define the smallest credible product scope, the systems it must connect and the evidence needed to operate it responsibly.