EASYTOSEE AGTECH, SOCIEDAD LIMITADA

Their core work

EasyToSee AgTech is a Spanish SME based in Sevilla specializing in digital and data-driven solutions for Mediterranean agriculture. Their work sits at the intersection of climate information services and agricultural decision-making, with a particular focus on traditional Mediterranean crops: olives, grapes, wine, and durum wheat. They participate in European research consortia as a domain-specialist partner, contributing agri-sector expertise and helping translate research outputs into practical tools for farmers and agribusinesses. Their name and profile suggest they provide visibility and intelligence tools for agricultural operations — making complex data easy to interpret and act on at the farm or supply-chain level.

What they specialise in

How they've shifted over time

EasyToSee AgTech began their H2020 journey focused on climate resilience for specific Mediterranean crops — translating climate data into practical guidance for olive, grape, and wheat producers. By 2018, their focus shifted noticeably toward the infrastructure of digital agriculture: Digital Innovation Hubs, smart farming platforms, open calls, and competence centers. The trajectory is clear — from domain-specific climate-crop knowledge toward broader digital transformation of the agricultural sector, with the Mediterranean crop expertise likely serving as their entry credential into larger digital agriculture consortia.

They are moving from niche climate-crop expertise toward positioning themselves as a player in the digital transformation of European agriculture, likely targeting roles in Digital Innovation Hub networks and smart farming platforms going forward.

How they like to work

EasyToSee AgTech has exclusively participated as a consortium partner — never as project coordinator — which positions them as a specialist contributor rather than a project driver. Both their projects were large pan-European consortia (SmartAgriHubs alone had over 150 partners), suggesting they are comfortable working in complex multi-stakeholder environments and contributing a defined slice of domain expertise. Their 130 unique partners across 24 countries reflects the scale of these consortia rather than a broad personal network, so a potential collaborator should expect solid sectoral knowledge rather than established bilateral relationships.

EasyToSee AgTech has engaged with 130 unique consortium partners across 24 countries through just two projects, reflecting their participation in very large pan-European networks. Their geographic footprint is European by design, though their subject matter expertise is rooted in Southern European and Mediterranean agricultural contexts.

What sets them apart

EasyToSee AgTech occupies a specific niche that is hard to replicate from outside Southern Europe: they combine on-the-ground familiarity with Mediterranean agricultural systems (olives, grapes, wine, durum wheat) with engagement in cutting-edge digital farming and climate services research. For a consortium targeting Southern European farmers, agri-food supply chains, or Mediterranean climate adaptation, they offer credibility and sectoral relevance that generic tech partners cannot provide. Their Sevilla base also gives them proximity to one of Europe's most important agri-food production regions.

Highlights from their portfolio

• MED-GOLD
  Their largest funded project (€267,027), focused on a genuinely underserved problem — turning climate forecasts into economic value for producers of some of Europe's most culturally and economically significant crops: olives, grapes, and durum wheat.
• SmartAgriHubs
  One of the flagship H2020 digital agriculture programs connecting 160+ Digital Innovation Hubs across Europe, giving EasyToSee AgTech exposure to the full breadth of European smart farming infrastructure and open innovation mechanisms.