Soli review
A soil-focused tool for turning lab results and paddock data into fertilizer plans and maps.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Soli organizes soil information for agronomists, corporate farms and growers working in Australian agriculture. It brings soil records and nutrient data together by location, displays paddock information visually, and helps teams identify problem areas. The workflow is centered on soil sampling and fertilizer planning rather than broad farm operations, making it most relevant to teams whose decisions depend on interpreting soil data and preparing field-specific nutrient plans.
Its main value is the path from lab results to actionable spatial outputs. Soli processes soil laboratory results into spatial insights, supports sampling and fertilizer decisions, and creates variable-rate maps. It can also generate prescription files for farm controllers, which gives teams a way to carry planned rates into controller workflows. The listed capabilities support field mapping and variable-rate work, but do not include machine guidance. Teams looking for a tool centered on broader equipment guidance should compare alternatives with that focus.
Soli is cloud-based and available through the web, with email and phone support listed. Precision Ag offers the software as part of its precision-farming services, and the product is designed for Australian farming conditions. The vendor directs prospective customers to enquire rather than publishing a software price, so evaluation starts with a sales conversation rather than a published plan comparison. Soli suits organizations of different sizes that prioritize soil analysis and fertilizer prescriptions; it is a less natural fit for buyers seeking stated mobile coverage or a wider feature set beyond soil-focused planning.
Soli pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Keeps soil records and nutrient data organized by location
- Turns laboratory results into spatial insights and highlights problem areas
- Creates variable-rate maps and prescription files for farm controllers
- Where it doesn't
- Its focus is soil analysis and fertilizer planning, not machine guidance
- Online access is the only stated platform
- Pricing requires an enquiry rather than a published plan
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