Digital tree care requires people with practical experience—become a TreeSense specialist partner.

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Many tree experts and specialist companies are familiar with the problem:
Dry summers, compacted soils, and increasing heat stress are making the care of urban trees increasingly complex. At the same time, irrigation, maintenance, and documentation must be efficient, traceable, and resource-saving—often without objective data being available.

This is exactly where TreeSense comes in: we make visible what would otherwise remain hidden.

The solution: Sensors that let trees talk

Our TreeSense Pulse sensors monitor drought stress directly in the tree canopy—where the stress actually occurs. The TreeSense Cloud translates this data into clear, intuitive language: traffic light colors, progress curves, trends. This enables experts to make informed decisions about when, where, and how to irrigate or take action.

The results are automatically documented and can be traced at any time—ideal for consulting, verification, and expert opinions.

But technology alone does not change practice! It requires people who are willing to break new ground and actively integrate data into their daily work. That is precisely why we have launched the TreeSense specialist partnership.

What the specialist partnership means

The TreeSense specialist partner model is aimed at tree care companies, tree inspectors, experts, and municipal green space managers who want to use digital tree care in a practical way.
Our common goal: to bring sensor technology to where it really works—into everyday tree care.

Three principles form the core of the partnership:

  1. Practical relevance
    Sensor technology should not remain a research topic, but should become part of everyday work. Specialist companies use TreeSense where decisions are made—on site, at the tree.

  2. competence building Our partners are empowered to independently install TreeSense systems, interpret data, and derive recommendations from it. This creates knowledge that remains within the company.
  3. Networking
    Specialist partners are part of a growing network that shares experiences, compares data, and works together on the further development of digital tree care.

How does the specialist partnership work?

The process is clear, personal, and straightforward:

  1. Contact
    Interested specialist companies can get in touch using the form or directly by email. We will arrange a short online meeting to discuss the goal, application, and framework.


  2. Specialist Partner Package & Training Once approved, you will receive the Specialist Partner Package with TreeSense Pulse Sensor, cloud access (1 year), and support.
    Learn how to install, use, and evaluate the system in a free webinar.

  3. Practical phase & exchange
    The system will be used in the first project together with the TreeSense team.
    Specialist partners receive personal support and access to our community.


  4. certification & visibility After successful implementation, you will be listed on our website as a TreeSense specialist partner—a qualified point of contact for digital tree care in your region.

The model is deliberately kept simple, without complex pricing structures or additional licensing costs.

What are the advantages of the specialist partnership?

  • Added value for tree owners: Supplement your services with data-driven arguments for irrigation, restoration, or expert opinions.

  • Objective evidence: Progress curves and a traffic light system automatically document drought stress throughout the year.

  • Trustworthy database: Well-founded, transparent decisions for clients.

  • Visibility: Listing on the TreeSense website as a specialist partner company.

  • Co-creation: Direct feedback channel to TreeSense – your input is incorporated into product development and research.

Become part of the digital revolution in tree care

Work with us to make the language of trees understandable!

A shared path

The TreeSense specialist partnership is not a sales strategy, but a collaboration between equals. We believe that only those who understand what a tree needs can truly protect it—and this is best achieved when practice and technology go hand in hand.
Together with local experts, we want to show that digitalization is not an end in itself, but the basis for better decisions when it comes to urban greenery.

This is what we stand for with our interdisciplinary team from research, technology, and practice. And with a clear stance:
Only those who understand what a tree needs can truly protect it.

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