Improvin

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overall

17,465

out of 60,653

-3544

traffic

17,003

out of 60,653

-1907

investment

3,951

out of 60,653

-353

review

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These rankings are based on data from December 2025

Company

Improvin

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

Sweden

Improvin’ leverages AI and satellite imagery to enhance sustainability in agri-food value chains by collecting primary data, verifying emissions, and providing meaningful insights into environmental impacts.

API Availability

Pricing

paid

Use

data collection

emissions management

farm management & operations

satellite image analysis

sustainability analysis & reporting

Position of Improvin on sub rankings

December 2025

Emissions management - Overall

52 out of 71

Farm management & operations - Overall

121 out of 210

Satellite image analysis - Overall

18 out of 40

Sustainability analysis & reporting - Overall

23 out of 60

Sweden - Overall

322 out of 825

Emissions management - Overall

52 out of 71

Farm management & operations - Overall

121 out of 210

Satellite image analysis - Overall

18 out of 40

Sustainability analysis & reporting - Overall

23 out of 60

Sweden - Overall

322 out of 825

Industries

agriculture & forestry

natural resources

supply chain & logistics

Security protocols

nan

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Company

Improvin

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

Sweden

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