What needs inspecting and who's going to do it, decided every morning with the day's report.
Let's model your operationThe field changes every day: it rains, a pest shows up early, a worker is missing. A workflow written six months ago can't keep up with that pace. What you need isn't a workflow, it's a definition of the work that reassigns itself when the context changes.
The things that exist in your business, each one in a single place.
Coordinates, area and active crop.
Variety, growth stage and safety intervals.
Weighing, quality and traceability.
People, licenses and availability.
Drones, tractors, battery and hours.
Each stage stops being a label and starts carrying its own rules.
The same work, split between people, agents and machines depending on the moment.
A plot enters «Inspection pending» when its window opens.
The stage wakes Glup up without anyone opening the app.
Aimee cross-checks the weather report, the pending plots and who's free.
With light wind, the drone goes. With fog, the field crew already in that area.
The images go back to the record and, if there's an issue, «Treatment in progress» opens.
The agronomist plans the day's route over messaging apps and redoes it from scratch every time the weather changes.
The route redoes itself when the forecast changes. The agronomist validates exceptions instead of handing out tasks.
It's here to decide who handles what, and when, so people keep the part only they can do: judgment, relationships and exceptions.
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