GBM`s real-world intervention begins with the selection of land based on specific eligibility criteria (title, free occupancy, active exploitation and environmental conditions). Once selected, the field is subjected to pre-feasibility assessments to determine the feasibility for carbon credits that follow the most rigorous certification standards established by internationally recognized certifiers, including the preparation of a forest inventory, biodiversity inventory and field work with the neighboring communities.

To digitize the land under regeneration, GBM developed in-house software to segment the field into hexagons, each representing a one-square meter surface area, which in turn constitute the basic unit for traceability and marketing. For this purpose, the dissection method of cadastral designation was applied; this entails organizing vectors in a set with a single central point where a coordinate is determined and identification is made based on non-relational databases.