The field officer's phone.

Each morning the app builds a visit list from flags the branch has reviewed, plus routine pre-harvest checks. The reason for every visit is on the card, so the officer arrives knowing what to look at.

Source

Reviewed flags and scheduled checks

Order

By priority, then by road distance

Per card

Loan, crop, acreage, flag reason, last visit

Visits in the same village are grouped and ordered along the roads the officer actually uses. On a typical day that turns three scattered trips into one loop.

• Opens in the phone's own maps app for directions
• Parcel boundary shown on arrival
• Skipped visits roll to the next day with a reason

Every photo carries its location and time, and is checked against the parcel boundary before it is filed.

Photos taken outside the parcel are marked, not rejected, because a farmer may meet the officer at the road. The loan file shows what was seen and where.

Short structured questions cover what imagery cannot: irrigation source, pest damage, whether the farmer has filed an insurance claim, and whether they want to discuss the repayment schedule. A free note captures the rest.

• Voice notes for officers who prefer to speak
• Works in Marathi, Hindi, Kannada, Telugu and Gujarati
• Notes visible to the branch manager the same day

The day's visit list, parcel boundaries and recent imagery are downloaded before the officer leaves the branch. Photos and notes are saved on the phone and sync automatically once there is a network.

Phones

Android 9 and above, 2 GB RAM

Storage

About 150 MB for a day of visits

Sync

Automatic, resumes after interruption