Monitor · over time
Follow every financed plot, week after week.
Monitor compares each plot with its own history and with its neighbours. Persistent gaps rise to a portfolio view, with the real coverage of each source and a human review before any alert.
Data shown on this site is demo data. Nothing is presented as monitored in real time.
Gap to median
−0.19
Decline since week 15, consistent with water stress. Watch proposed; local rainfall to check.
Source coverage across 8 plots
- Geometry8/8
- Satellite8/8
- Vegetation index8/8
- Field agents6/8
- IoT stations3/8
- Drone1/8
Index computed from visible bands (simulation), not a measured NDVI. IoT stations and drone: as available, never systematic.
01 /Who it is for
For following a portfolio after the decision.
For institutions that want to keep reading financed or insured plots without multiplying visits.
- 01
Portfolio monitoring
See which plots drift from their usual path, and since when.
Banks and MFIs
- 02
Season monitoring
Compare an area with its history as the season unfolds.
Insurers
- 03
Basin monitoring
Anticipate gaps across a network of farmers or cooperatives.
Programmes and agribusiness
02 /Inputs and deliverables
Series over time, gaps explained.
Monitor does not just draw a curve: it states the gap, how long it has lasted and which sources it rests on.
What is monitored
- Geometries of the portfolio’s plots
- Satellite passes and vegetation indices
- The same period across several seasons
- Field agent observations and visits
- Weather stations and drone missions, when available
What is delivered
Portfolio view
Plots by status, with the date of the last usable signal.
Gaps and watches
Each gap with its duration, size and the suggested explanation.
Source coverage
What is observed, how often, and what is not.
Periodic reports
A summary for committees or monitoring teams, at an agreed frequency.
03 /Before an alert
An alert has to be earned. Three filters before it goes out.
A monitored portfolio must not turn into a stream of false alarms.
- 01
Persistent gap
One pass is not enough: the gap must last across several observations.
- 02
Compared context
The plot is compared with its history and its neighbours to rule out an area effect.
- 03
Human review
An analyst validates the alert and proposes the action: document, call or visit.
04 /Roles and limits
Monitor and flag. Not decide for you.
Monitor produces signals and reports. The measures to take remain yours.
What Wakama does
- Follow plots over time
- Compare with history and neighbours
- Flag persistent gaps after review
- Document each signal and its sources
What your institution keeps
- The choice of follow-up actions
- The relationship with the borrower or policyholder
- Restructuring or recovery decisions
- The portfolio risk policy
Limits and dependencies
- No real-time monitoring claimed: frequency follows satellite passes
- Cloud cover can delay a reading
- API and integrations to be confirmed case by case
- Stations and drones not available in every area
05 /Getting started
Start with a sample of plots.
Delivery formats (reports, dashboard, exports) are scoped to your needs and to what is available in your area.
- 1Meeting
Demo
Walk through a fictitious season and its gaps, plot by plot.
- 2Deliverables
Monitored sample
Follow a sample of plots over a set period, with reports.
- 3Tailored
Portfolio
Extend monitoring to the portfolio, with an agreed frequency and thresholds.
Next step
Let’s talk about how you follow your plots today.
A short meeting to understand your portfolio, see a demo season and identify what can be monitored in your areas.