AgroVision and MPS are joining forces with a new integration between AgroVision Crops and the MPS record-keeping environment. Thanks to this integration, growers can transfer their cultivation and environmental records more easily and reliably, without additional administrative burden.
In practice, this means that data already recorded by growers in AgroVision Crops can also be easily transferred to their MPS record-keeping environment. Manual data entry becomes unnecessary, errors are reduced and growers have more time to focus on what really matters: their cultivation and business.
“Growers want to work sustainably, but not get stuck in administration,” says Chris van Bostelen, Business Analyst at AgroVision. “With this integration, we make certification a logical part of daily operations. This includes requirements such as those of Royal FloraHolland, which the vast majority of members and suppliers must meet from 1 January 2026. By connecting systems intelligently, we reduce workload and improve oversight.”
MPS also sees the integration as an important step in further digitising certification. “Reliable data and ease of use are essential to make sustainability demonstrable,” says Naomi van der Weiden, Product Manager at MPS. “By working together with AgroVision, we align more closely with the way growers already operate. This lowers the threshold to gain insights and continue optimising.”
The integration supports certifications such as MPS-ABC and MPS-GAP and has been developed based on practical feedback. The functionality is available immediately for users of AgroVision Crops.
With this collaboration, AgroVision and MPS underline their shared ambition: supporting sustainable cultivation with smart, practical software solutions that truly work for growers.
