Agroecology is increasingly recognised as a pathway towards more sustainable, resilient, and socially just agricultural systems in Europe. At the same time, digital technologies are emerging as powerful tools that can support this transition by improving efficiency, enabling knowledge exchange, and facilitating more transparent monitoring of environmental and social outcomes. Yet the integration of digitalisation into agroecology does not happen automatically: it requires strategic policy support, targeted investment, and governance frameworks that ensure equitable access and farmer sovereignty over data. This policy brief distils key insights from the European policy roadmap developed by the D4AgEcol consortium. While the roadmap provides an in-depth strategic framework for aligning digitalisation with agroecological transitions, the present document offers a concise set of recommendations tailored for policymakers and stakeholders. Drawing on findings from stakeholder consultations and national policy workshops across Europe, it highlights opportunities for EU-level action as well as critical barriers that must be addressed, such as gaps in rural connectivity, fragmented data governance, and uneven access to digital resources. The fields of action outlined here emphasise the importance of outcome-oriented policy instruments, robust data frameworks, investment in rural infrastructure, and the creation of inclusive spaces for innovation and learning. Together, these measures can help ensure that digitalisation strengthens—rather than undermines—agroecological principles. By presenting these insights in a targeted and accessible format, this brief is intended to serve as a resource for decision-makers who wish to advance the digital-agroecological agenda. For a more comprehensive analysis of the evidence base and detailed methodological background, readers are referred to the full policy roadmap and to Deliverable D4.2 of the D4AgEcol project.