Conduct EHS inspections including stormwater sampling, SPCC checklists, and safety audits. Create and complete tasks online or offline. Use mobile to navigate and document findings.
Record soil samples with GPS coordinates and metadata. Input test results and manage sample locations. Generate reports and track project progress. Share data with team members and access historical records.
Connect with contacts by sharing corporate-approved content via SMS, email, and social media. Track when contacts view your content to follow up. Create and custom videos or upload existing content for distribution.
Edit photos with HSL adjustments for precise color control. Resize images to fit various frame ratios or remove frames. Add blur effects to backgrounds. Create collages from multiple photos. Apply filters, crop, and adjust brightness and contrast.
Field technicians receive sampling instructions directly from project management tools. Managers track activity and data in real-time. Bar-coded and QR-coded labels are printed in the field.
Record field data such as soil samples and crop observations. Track scouting activities and ground-truthing notes. Maintain records offline and sync with Web . Requires coordination with local Wilbur-Ellis representative for availability.
Manage growers and fields using tools. Initiate soil sampling and delineate field boundaries. Generate paper or PDF reports. Review field layers including sampling results and recommendation product surfaces.