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GrowData Ops, Track Asset and Irrigate Update 7.0.0

Release 7.0.0

Irrigate

Protect irrigation with smarter pump alarms
Irri
gate now monitors pump conditions and provides:

  • High-flow alarms – Catch unusually high pump flow early, helping reduce water loss and identify possible leaks, burst pipes or incorrect valve combinations.
  • Low-flow alarms – Identify when a pump is delivering less water than expected, while allowing time for pipes to fill so normal startup conditions do not create unnecessary alarms.
  • Pump-stop alarms and automatic shift pausing – Automatically pause the active shift if a pump stops during irrigation, helping prevent schedules from continuing without water and reducing the risk of missed irrigation.

Manage and review irrigation alarms more easily
A new Alarm Configuration page lets you view, filter, enable, and disable available irrigation alarms in one place. Alarm History has also moved out of Management and into the main Reporting menu, making previous alarms easier to find when reviewing irrigation issues.

More reliable alarm notifications
Additional monitoring now detects issues with SMS and email delivery providers so notification problems can be identified sooner. Alarm emails have also moved to the same email service used across the platform for more consistent delivery.

Irrigate – Bug fixes
  • Improved pump assignment visibility and mixed-pump warnings so you can see the pump linked to each valve and review valve combinations while creating or editing schedules.
  • Fixed pressure sensors returning an error value of -99 so they now appear offline on the map instead of appearing healthy.

Ops

Plan farm activities and track completed work in one place
The new Activity Calendar gives you a clear view of Spray Diary, Dry Application, and Fertigation activities across week, month, and year views.
You can review completed work, see upcoming planned activities, and filter by farm or activity type to coordinate jobs more easily.

Review and share Spray Diary reports more easily
The Spray Diary Report has been redesigned to make application records easier to scan on desktop and mobile. Improved spacing, page layouts, and text formatting also make printed and saved reports clearer and easier to read.

Keep chemical records accurate with APVMA search
You can now search APVMA-registered products when creating or editing chemicals. Using verified product information reduces manual entry, improves the accuracy of your chemical records, and supports stronger compliance and audit preparation.

Growth Stages for vineyard spray compliance
You can now assign a growth stage to each block in a vineyard spray record using Modified E-L, Extended BBCH, or your own custom stages. This gives vineyards a clearer record of the crop stage at the time of application, supporting seasonal spray tracking, reporting, and compliance. Custom stages can also be created and managed in Farm Setup when the standard options do not match your vineyard.

Identify Master Spray Records more easily
The Spray Diary list now clearly identifies each entry as either a Master Record or a standard Record. Child records also show the Master Record they belong to. Complex spray jobs are now easier to follow when work is completed across multiple days, machines, or operators.

Ops – Bug fixes

  • Fixed weather information so it remains accurate when Spray Diary and Dry Application records are created or updated.
  • Fixed Master Spray Record validation so planned work can include future dates.
  • Fixed remaining block percentages on Master Spray Records so completed and partially completed work is calculated correctly across multiple child records.
  • Fixed incorrect dates when duplicating spray records and an issue where the loading indicator could remain active after an error.
  • Fixed Special Instructions in Operator Instruction Sheet PDFs so longer comments wrap correctly without overlapping other content.
  • Removed the option to permanently delete farms. Farms can now be archived instead, protecting historical records from accidental deletion.
  • Increased the chemical Manufacturer field to 65 characters so longer company names can be saved correctly.
  • Corrected wording in the farm activation confirmation message.

Track Asset

No more guesswork - Never miss a row on a critical spray
See whether operators are performing to expectation and
and what your tractors, sprayers, mowers and machinery did, where, and how efficiently.

The Asset Track reporting solution provides an overview of farming operations across machines, Sections, Operators, and Activities/Implements,
enabling users to monitor performance, track productivity/, and identify inefficiencies.

The Dashboard structures insights across multiple focused pages, supporting both high-level decision-making
and detailed operational analysis, helping drive better resource utilization and continuous improvement across the entire fleet.

1) Overview (Fleet Performance)
High-level performance of the entire fleet across all farms, machines, and operators over time.
Gives management a quick snapshot of overall productivity and efficiency.
Helps identify trends, performance, and whether operations are improving or declining without getting lost in detail.

2) Sections (Field-Level Performance)
Performance and activity breakdown at farm and zone level.
Allows users to compare how different zones are performing.
Useful for identifying inefficiencies in specific areas (e.g. low coverage, high time spent)
and improving field activities, resource allocation, and operational strategies.

3) Machines (Equipment Performance)
Detailed performance of individual machines across farms and zones.
Helps track machine productivity, utilization, and efficiency.
Makes it easy to spot underperforming equipment, excessive idle/travel time, or maintenance-related issues affecting output.

4) Speed (Activity & Driving Behaviour)
Speed profile of the fleet across activity and travelling states, broken down by operator and over time.
Lets users see who is driving how fast and, just as importantly, whether machines are working at the correct speed for the job.
Useful for validating that activities run at their target working speed, spotting excessive travel speeds and enforcing safe driving.

5) Daily View (Operational Breakdown)
Day-by-day operational activity including working, idle, travelling, and parked time.
Provides a granular operational view to understand how time is actually spent.
Ideal for identifying inefficiencies in daily workflows, improving scheduling, and reducing wasted time.

6) Operator (Workforce Performance)
Performance and activity of individual operators across machines, zones, and farms.
Enables comparison of operator productivity and behavior.
Useful for training, performance management, and ensuring consistent operational standards across the workforce.

7) Activity / Implement (Activity Efficiency)
Analysis of performance based on activity type or implement used.
Shows which activities or implements are most efficient and where time is being spent.
Supports better decision-making around equipment usage, process optimization, and operational planning.


Track View

Know what are your trucks, buses, utes and other vehicles doing on the road. Track View is a rugged 4G GPS tracking and video telematics solution built for the vehicles that keep your operation moving — trucks, buses, utes, and heavy machinery. It delivers real-time location, advanced fleet management, and complete operational visibility from the block all the way to the highway.

1. Peace of Mind on the Road
If something goes wrong, you've got clear footage to back you up — whether it's sorting out an insurance claim, settling a dispute, or having a chat with a driver about how the day went.

2. Records the Moments That Matter
The camera works hand-in-hand with the tracker and starts recording on its own whenever something important happens — like a bump, heavy braking, a fast take-off, or a vehicle leaving where it's meant to be.

3. Check In Whenever You Want
Want to see what's happening? You can ask for a photo or a short video clip straight from your phone or computer, so you can keep an eye on things without leaving the paddock.

4. Clear Footage, Small Files
You get sharp, easy-to-view video that doesn't chew through your data, so it comes through quickly even out on the land.

5. Always Recording, Nothing Missed
The camera keeps rolling in the background and holds up to 36 hours of footage on board, so you can always go back and see what happened.