If you know how to talk,
you can use it.
Say what you see, in the field, the barn, or the truck. Take the photos. The phone knows agronomy and veterinary terms, turns it into the report, and files it under the place. With or without signal.
Explore the demo Click around the platform with a sample team. App Store and Google Play. Included in every seat.
Ten stops. No box of files.
Talk through each visit where you are. The notes, the photos, and the report stay with the place, so the folders stay at the office and the evening stays yours.
"I would grab this big old box that holds all my files. I tried to do 10 to 12 farm visits in a day. I would bring all my files with me, and then I'd write my notes on the files. Now I just go out to the field. I pull up the app on my phone."
Shea Smith, Farm Manager, Peoples Company
Get prepped on the way in.
Optional. Skip it if you're already standing there.
Audio briefing
Two minutes of what you saw last time, what you promised, and what the weather did since. New on an account? The history is in your ears before you pull in.
CarPlay
Start a visit, hear the briefing, record a note from the dash. Hands stay on the wheel. Android Auto is on the way.
Weather on every place
Recent rainfall in the briefing and in the report. Rain alerts on the places you choose.
"It tells me when farms get rain."
Peter Isaacson, Peoples Company. 12,000 acres.
Say what you see.
Counts, scores, growth stage, what the client told you, what you recommend. In whatever order it comes out. One tap to start. Everything lands on the right place.
Voice notes, in any order
As many as the visit needs, each one GPS tagged. Ramble, back up, correct yourself. The report comes out in the same order every time.
"It doesn't matter whether I hit them in order or not. It sorts it for me and it all looks the same."
Jim Goss, Peoples Company
Photos that stay attached
Every photo is GPS tagged and lands on the place and the visit, captioned from what you said. Photograph a mortality sheet or a soil report and the numbers come out as data.
Forms, checklists, assets
Your scouting form, your herd protocol, your trial sheet. Fill it by voice or by tap, GPS tagged like everything else. Track the thing inside the place: a pen, a trial block, a tree row.
Works with no signal
Capture, GPS, and photos work offline. It syncs when you're back in range. Built for barns and back blocks.
GPS and boundaries
Every note, photo, and form is GPS tagged. Boundaries import from shapefile, KML, KMZ, or GeoJSON, or draw them on the map. Sort places by distance or by last visit.
Tasks for teammates, by voice
Say "remind Bill to follow up with Susan" and it lands on Bill's list, tagged to the visit. It goes out when you sign off the report.
Talk it through in the truck.
Debrief over CarPlay while it's fresh. Same visit, same record. Where you capture is your call.
"Herd's at a two, down from a three. Ration change is holding. Remind Christine to send the somatic cell trend."
The report is done.
On your letterhead
Structured, photos in place, weather context added. Your template, your section order, per-client logos if you manage for several owners.
Review, then sign off
Read it over and fix a word if you need to. Then sign it off. The signed, approved report is the document of record for that visit.
Send a link
The client opens the map, the photos, and the report on their phone, or you send the PDF. Sharing is free.
Record in one language, report in another
Talk through the visit in the language you think in. The report and the recommendations come out in the language your client reads.
Knows mesocotyl. Learns your product names.
Fix a spelling once and it stays fixed for the whole team. Agronomy, veterinary, and whatever your firm calls things.
"It actually spells all the agronomy terms correctly. I was pretty shocked on that one. It knows what a cotyledon is on a soybean, or a unifoliate."
Shea Smith, Farm Manager, Peoples Company
"Maybe call it nine or ten farm visits, and that was condensed down into probably 15 to 20 minutes versus what historically would have taken me probably three hours."
Peter Isaacson, Farm Manager, Peoples Company
Your first visit today.
$99 a month for one advisor. $80 a seat for teams of 5 or more. Cancel anytime. Then see what the office does with it.
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