About Sevépi
Rooted in the agricultural region from Rouen to Paris, Sevépi was founded in 2002 through the merger of several local cooperatives.
Committed to supporting farmers, Sevépi helps producers transition to supply chains that combine quality and value, enabling them to earn a fair living from their work.
Thanks to its expertise, Sevépi supports its members at every stage: Grain collection, crop management, agricultural supplies, agronomic and regulatory advice, and technical support – all with the shared goal of promoting responsible, respectful, and forward-looking agriculture
The Challenges and Results
Challenges Before Datizy |
Results After Implementing Datizy |
Paper-based forms and delayed updates,making controls for grain silos unreliable and often outdated. |
Real-time digital trackingAll data is now captured directly on-site via mobile devices and instantly accessible across 22 sites. |
Lack of visibility across multiple sites,causing inefficient oversight and missed issues during audits. |
Centralized dashboard viewTeams and managers can monitor all 22 sites at once and prepare more effectively for internal and external audits. |
Audit risks due to incomplete documentation,especially during surprise inspections from DREAL. |
Audit-ready dataAll task data is centralized, enabling cross-site oversight and standardization. |
Resistance to change from paper to digital,slowing initial adoption across the teams. |
Progressive adoption modelGradual onboarding by sites ensured smooth training and increased team engagement. |
No time logs or detailed task follow-up,making it hard to measure performance or workload. |
Improved task engagementTeams now track responsibilities more seriously with defined tasks and digital history. |
Manual preparation for audits,requiring time-consuming paperwork consolidation. |
Streamlined audit preparationDigital history makes it easy to respond to audit requests and track historical compliance. |
Challenges Before Datizy
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Paper-based forms and delayed updates,
making controls for grain silos unreliable and often outdated.
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Lack of visibility across multiple sites,
causing inefficient oversight and missed issues during audits.
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Audit risks due to incomplete documentation,
especially during surprise inspections from DREAL.
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Resistance to change from paper to digital,
slowing initial adoption across the teams.
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No time logs or detailed task follow-up,
making it hard to measure performance or workload.
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Manual preparation for audits,
requiring time-consuming paperwork consolidation.
Results After Implementing Datizy
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Real-time digital tracking
All data is now captured directly on-site via mobile devices and instantly accessible across 22 sites.
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Centralized dashboard view
Teams and managers can monitor all 22 sites at once and prepare more effectively for internal and external audits.
-
Audit-ready data
All task data is centralized, enabling cross-site oversight and standardization.
-
Progressive adoption model
Gradual onboarding by sites ensured smooth training and increased team engagement.
-
Improved task engagement
Teams now track responsibilities more seriously with defined tasks and digital history.
-
Streamlined audit preparation
Digital history makes it easy to respond to audit requests and track historical compliance.
Key Figures
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Conclusion
By replacing its fragmented, paper-based processes with a centralized digital system powered by Datizy, Sevépi has significantly strengthened traceability, coordination between sites, and audit preparedness. A gradual implementation and the platform’s intuitive task management quickly encouraged team adoption while improving operational efficiency. With the rollout of the new intervention management module, the cooperative is taking another step toward smarter, more connected, and higher-performing site operations.