Observations from your clients

• Receiving observations from your clients with Geo Location is a valuable tool. With this data, you can prepare technical advice based on the observations and gain valuable insights into trends and patterns in specific areas, such as the prevalence of pests or diseases.

• To make the most of this tool, you can streamline your data collection process by requesting that your clients provide a geo location, a picture, attachments, and a description of their observations. By storing this data in a centralized database, you can easily see the observations from all your clients on a map, and quickly identify trends and patterns.

Technical advice planner

• In addition to creating technical advice for your growers, you can also use our technical advice planner to organize and automate your advice delivery process. The planner allows you to choose between an elaborate advice or a short instruction, and schedule the advice based on the phenological stage of the crop or a specific date.

• Once your growers update the phenological stage of their crops, they will automatically receive the advice they need. This way, you can serve multiple growers at once and ensure that they are receiving the most relevant advice for their specific crop stage.

Access to your clients field-book

• The field-book is a powerful tool that allows you to gain insights into the activities and practices on a particular farm. By reviewing the records kept by farmers in the field-book.

• By opening reports that provide a complete overview of the farm's activities, you can prepare technical advice that is tailored to the specific needs of the farmer. 

• Overall, the field-book is a valuable resource that can help you understand the unique challenges and opportunities faced by individual farmers. By leveraging this tool, you can provide targeted advice and support that is designed to help farmers succeed.

Reports of your clients

• Fast reports are a useful feature that allows you to quickly access detailed information about the activities and costs associated with each crop. By opening these reports, you can see a comprehensive overview of all the work that has been done on a particular crop, including planting, fertilizing, irrigation, and harvesting.

• In addition to activity data, fast reports also provide insights into the costs associated with each crop. This information can be used to help farmers optimize their operations, by identifying areas where costs can be reduced or where more attention is needed.