A shared view for field decisions
Review the field context that matters before deciding what should happen next.
When several fields and information sources compete for attention, start with the evidence for the field in question. Sensorius Platform brings soil readings, a map, stored weather, past measurements, connected devices, crop timeline, and proposed actions into one view. Review these records together to see what is available, identify gaps, and decide what needs attention.
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Review the field context that matters before deciding what should happen next.
When measurements are available, the field view shows volumetric water content, pH, and temperature. The map gives you the field boundary and available season, climate, and soil-type context. Use the measurement chart to see how readings have changed over time.
For fields with a stored forecast, you can review temperature, precipitation, humidity, and wind. If the coordinates or forecast are missing, the platform marks the forecast as unavailable.
When imagery is enabled for a field and acquired Sentinel-2 scenes are available, the field page shows the images with their acquisition dates. Compare the visible surface with field observations and other records; an image alone does not measure soil conditions or establish a crop diagnosis.
The field view lists its connected devices. Depending on the deployment, it can receive soil readings, motion events, RS-485 data, digital-input events, and control feedback.
With a correctly installed SENS-FLOW-CTRL-V1, an operator can send a remote command to a compatible irrigation or fertigation actuator. Review the available input feedback before treating the action as complete; a sent command alone does not prove valve position or water flow. The actuator, wiring, confirmation method, and local safety procedure must be checked for each installation.
Select a crop and season dates, review the available details, and confirm before creating the crop timeline. The Field advisor may ask one agronomic question before you continue. Existing timelines can be reviewed in the platform audit view.
The Actions view lists current and upcoming generated actions with a date window, crop phase, priority, state, rationale, evidence freshness, last calculation time, and status. Superseded and expired actions are excluded from the active view.
The Platform can combine Sensorius soil, motion, connectivity, and control devices with weather observations and forecasts, farm-provided field and crop details, and historical measurements and work records. Compatible third-party or public sources can add context when available.
Each field has a different set of records. Before relying on an answer or proposed action, check which sources are present, missing, or out of date. These gaps help your team judge the evidence and decide what to do.
Platform notifications give your team a shared place for operational updates.
Use the Sensorius Agronomic Adviser for field questions and the Field advisor during timeline preparation. The adviser can review your organisation's field data through the tools available to your account, but it does not send control commands. An operator controls the equipment separately.
Sensorius is preparing a controlled early-access path for eligible customers to authorize a supported MCP-compatible AI assistant to read permitted field and device evidence. Sensorius devices continue to send data to the Platform; the assistant connects through a read-only MCP connection limited to the authenticated user's organization and permissions. Supported clients and access details must be confirmed before activation.
Through MCP, the assistant cannot send device commands, change settings, control irrigation, save crop timelines or carry out field actions automatically. Sensorius confirms the supported client and available evidence before activation.
Choose a field decision to support. Review the proposed timing and rationale alongside the available measurements, weather, crop timeline, and farm records. Compare any proposed input costs with your own plan before deciding what to do. Identify which fields, external sources, and Sensorius devices provide the evidence your team needs.
Platform notifications give your team a shared place for operational updates.
Use the Sensorius Agronomic Adviser for field questions and the Field advisor during timeline preparation. The adviser can review your organisation's field data through the tools available to your account, but it does not send control commands. An operator controls the equipment separately.
See how the Agronomic Adviser works
Sensorius is preparing a controlled early-access path for eligible customers to authorize a supported MCP-compatible AI assistant to read permitted field and device evidence. Sensorius devices continue to send data to the Platform; the assistant connects through a read-only MCP connection limited to the authenticated user's organization and permissions. Supported clients and access details must be confirmed before activation.
Through MCP, the assistant cannot send device commands, change settings, control irrigation, save crop timelines or carry out field actions automatically. Sensorius confirms the supported client and available evidence before activation.
Discuss planned Sensorius MCP early access
Choose a field decision to support. Review the proposed timing and rationale alongside the available measurements, weather, crop timeline, and farm records. Compare any proposed input costs with your own plan before deciding what to do. Identify which fields, external sources, and Sensorius devices provide the evidence your team needs.
The platform makes the available context and its limits clear.
Depending on available data, the field page shows current soil metrics, a field map, weather forecast, telemetry history, connected devices, crop timeline, and generated field actions.
The platform marks the data as unavailable or leaves the section empty. The adviser is instructed not to invent measurements, forecasts, devices, crop state, or completed work.
No. They are shown for review with timing, priority, rationale, freshness, and status. The farm or agronomy team remains responsible for the operational decision.
MCP customer access is planned as controlled early access for eligible users of supported clients. The assistant would read only evidence permitted for the authenticated user and would not control equipment or change platform records.
