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The plot on the map: from the heat map to every cell

One map, three modes: the distribution of a metric across the area, a cell grid for measurements and crop marking. Plot boundaries load from the cadastral numbers — no need to draw them by hand.

3
map modes
4
periods: from a day to a month
8
screens with a map
Heat map
Grid
Cell marking
Soil moisture
Week
All sensors
12 %
moisture, 30 cm
38 %
Cell B7 · row 7
Cabernet Sauvignon
Measurement entered · 12 Sep
Sugar content 182 mg/l · Petrov A.
Grid setup
Row azimuth
32°
Between rows
2.5 m
Between plants
1.2 m
MAP MODES

Three modes of one plot map

Switch the mode for the task: view metrics, enter measurements or mark up the field.

Metric heat map

Colour shows where the selected metric is higher and where it is lower: soil moisture and temperature, disease risk. Sensors and devices are shown as icons. Filters: metric, period (day, 3 days, week, month), crop and sensors.

Heat map
Grid
Cell marking

Grid

A plot divided into cells or rows, with the colour of the crop in each. Tap a cell and enter a manual measurement into it.

Grid setup

Row direction (azimuth), spacing between rows and plants, reference point. The grid is built separately for each cadastral plot.

Cell marking

Select a group of cells and mark them: which crop, “non-field” (roads, buildings) or neutral again.

Cells and trellis rows

Two types of layout: a cell grid and trellis rows — by the cardinal directions, manually or along the terrain.

Offline map

The saved plot grid with zoom and offset works in the field without internet: the executor finds the right cell and enters a measurement, and the data goes to the server at the first connection.

Device icons

Head and field modules, sensors and weather stations are shown on the map with their own icons — you can see what is where.

MAPS EVERYWHERE

The map is on every screen that is about land

Eight places in the app where the map helps you take the next step.

Dashboard and farms

A mini-map of the plot or farm right in the card.

Creating a plot

Check the final boundaries against the cadastre before saving.

Device card

Place the device on the map with a click or drag the marker.

Creating a task

Select cells for the walk-through and leave a note for each.

Task card

See the task’s cells, add or remove them.

Task completion

Find the right cell and enter a measurement into it.

Measurement card

Show at which point of the plot the measurement was taken.

Offline map

The saved grid works without internet.
HOW IT WORKS

From a cadastral number to a heat map

1

Enter cadastral numbers

The plot boundaries load automatically; check them on the map and save.
2

Set the grid

Row azimuth, spacing between rows and plants, reference point.
3

Mark up the cells

Mark the crop in each group of cells and the “non-field” zones.
4

Turn on the heat map

Choose a metric, period and sensors — and see where the problem is.
3
plot map modes
4
periods: day, 3 days, week, month
8
app screens with a map
0
manual boundary drawing
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Where do the plot boundaries come from?

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By cadastral numbers: you enter the numbers, the system loads the boundaries and shows them on the map before saving. If there are several cadastral plots, a grid is built for each separately.

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