€1m · Other round · Agritech · Barcelona, Spain
RawData, a Barcelona agritech that brings farm-workforce and production records into one software platform, has raised €1m in investment from Swanlaab Innvierte Agrifood Tech Fund. The company told Europa Press that the capital will accelerate commercial rollout, with particular attention to field-workforce management, while supporting gradual international expansion and product adaptations for larger agricultural organisations.
Field labour is the operating-system wedge
RawData’s platform connects work completed in fields with the records used in the office. Its official product pages cover time tracking, identity verification, productivity by worker or crew, employment documentation, traceability, digital field logs, cost analysis and integrations with enterprise-resource-planning systems. The company says its tools can also work where mobile coverage is unavailable, a practical requirement for collecting records at the point of work rather than reconstructing them later.
The financing announcement says RawData now serves nearly 300 agricultural producers, mainly in Spain, and focuses on medium-sized and large operators with more than €3m in revenue. Its current company page separately reports more than 250 customers, while the product site reports 28,077 platform users and 57,143 plots created this year. Those are company-reported figures, but together they show why workforce management is a useful entry point: attendance, identity, documents and output generate recurring operational data before a customer adds agronomic records, environmental calculations or profitability analysis.
That product breadth creates a commercial expansion path inside each account. A producer can begin with a compliance-heavy workflow such as field timekeeping, then connect the same worker and parcel data to productivity, costs or technical records. RawData says it imports customer data, configures modules and trains teams, and offers support from agronomists. That service can reduce adoption friction for organisations moving from paper or disconnected tools, although it also means international growth depends on making implementation and support repeatable as customer needs become more varied.
Expansion will test repeatability
RawData says its near- and medium-term priorities are to consolidate the workforce product in Spain, enter other markets gradually and adapt the platform for larger agricultural groups. Swanlaab’s €1m investment gives the company room to pursue that plan and add artificial-intelligence features, according to co-founder and CEO Albert Duaigües. The execution test is whether RawData can preserve a simple field workflow while serving more complex organisations: the more modules and integrations it becomes responsible for, the more valuable the shared data layer can be, but the higher the implementation burden becomes.
Sources checked:
Europa Press · RawData official site · RawData company page · Lanzadera company profile · Tech.eu Funding Explorer
Display date uses the first dated reliable report, 22 October 2026; Tech.eu records the event on 23 October 2026.
