5 mins | 26 Nov 2025
What does it take for a global leader to stay connected with millions of customers across 140 countries? In the world of modern business—especially agriculture—the answer lies far beyond having a website. It demands a digital ecosystem that is scalable, reliable, multilingual, and built with deep empathy for the people who use it.
United Phosphorus Limited (UPL), the world’s third-largest agrochemical brand, faced this exact challenge. With a powerful global footprint and a mission to empower farmers and distributors worldwide, UPL needed a digital presence that could grow with its vision. They weren’t just speaking to corporations or distributors—they were speaking directly to farmers in small villages, across continents, languages, and cultures.
To achieve this, UPL partnered with 12Grids, a digital transformation agency known for merging strategic design with technical precision. What followed became a masterclass in building global digital infrastructure at scale.
When UPL approached 12Grids, their objective was clear:
Create a unified yet hyper-local digital experience that reflects UPL’s global leadership.
But the task was massive.
This wasn’t just another website project. It was a full-scale ecosystem transformation.
Before writing a single line of code or designing a single page, 12Grids invested time in understanding UPL’s diverse user base.
These users weren’t always tech-savvy. The digital experience had to feel effortless, familiar, and friendly.
Their expectations were more business-focused, requiring structured, intuitive navigation.
This required more than a website—it required a global digital engine.
To solve the complexity of this global challenge, 12Grids built the ecosystem on three key pillars:
Every design decision revolved around one goal:
Make information fast, accessible, and intuitive for every user.
12Grids redesigned the digital experience with attention to:
The design had to work equally well for a farmer in Brazil, a distributor in Europe, or a partner in India.
A global “one-size-fits-all” system wouldn’t work.
12Grids built a global architecture with local flexibility, allowing:
A custom Country Selector was implemented to help users instantly access the website built for their region and language.
UPL needed the freedom to:
—without relying on a central global team.
12Grids integrated a powerful content management system (CMS) that empowered country teams to manage their digital presence with ease. The central team retained control over global standards, ensuring harmony across the network.
The final experience was crafted with a focus on:
Whether someone accessed the site from the U.S., India, Mexico, or Brazil, the digital identity remained strong and uniform.
The outcome was not just a website upgrade—it was a global transformation.
UPL’s brand became synchronized across all 140+ markets.
Users could instantly connect with the right regional site and relevant content.
Consistency built trust.
Farmers and distributors felt reassured by clear, accurate information—presented in a language and style they understood.
With faster load times, simpler interfaces, and localized content, audience engagement increased significantly.
Country teams now had the autonomy to manage their own content—leading to faster updates, smoother workflows, and a more dynamic digital ecosystem.
UPL shared their appreciation, stating:
“We are incredibly impressed with the transformation. The team truly understood our vision and the unique needs of our global audience.”
The UPL project reflects 12Grids’ core philosophy:
We don’t just build websites—we build digital ecosystems that help brands scale, connect, and lead.
From farmers and distributors to internal teams and global partners, this transformation brought UPL closer to the people it serves.
If your organization is ready to scale globally, strengthen its digital foundation, and build meaningful connections with your audience—
12Grids is ready to help write your next success story. Visit: www.12grids.com
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