Locate the affected object
See the farm, device or production object associated with an alert to narrow the field inspection scope.
YunHe capabilities
Connect farms, crops, data and farm work
in a continuous production record.
YunHe organizes work around crop production: clarify planting plans, review field conditions, follow farm tasks, then analyze available data and records. Different roles collaborate within their permissions to maintain the farm's production information.
Farm
Production spaces
Crop batches
01 / Planting
Clarify what to grow, where to grow it, and how to plan it.
Start with farms and production spaces, recording planting zones, crop varieties, planned areas and dates. Once production begins, crop batches link actual planting with subsequent farm records.
Organize production spaces
Manage fields and greenhouses as farm production spaces, linking their planting plans and devices.
Create planting plans
Record crops, varieties, planned areas, expected planting dates and expected harvest dates for each production cycle.
Follow crop batches
Confirm actual dates and areas when planting starts, then use batches to link the ongoing production process.
Keep plans and actual records separate to understand how production plans are put into practice.
Planting and crop managementBusiness workflow
01Production spacesLinked records
02Planting plansLinked records
03Crop batchesLinked records
02 / Environmental monitoring
See field changes and understand data reliability.
Review environmental readings, collection times and historical changes from connected devices alongside communication status and alerts to decide what needs further checking.
Review environmental changes
View temperature, humidity, light and other measurements and trends according to the measurement points actually connected.
Understand data freshness
See collection times and data status, distinguishing current updates, delayed data and readings not yet collected.
Follow device conditions
Open readings from devices and measurement points to review status and items requiring attention.
Weather information is labeled separately as an external reference. Device measurements retain their own source and collection time.
Environmental monitoringBusiness workflow
01Air temperatureLinked records
02Air humidityLinked records
03Light intensityLinked records
03 / Farm work
Turn production plans into daily work.
Create tasks for scouting, irrigation, fertilizing, pruning and harvesting. Specify the work target, responsible person and time, then track progress and keep records.
Define the work
Link farm work to the relevant farm, production space or crop batch and describe what needs to be done.
Track task progress
Review task owners, planned times, priorities and current status to coordinate work.
Keep execution records
Record actual work and results for later reference and production reviews.
From task assignment to execution records, keep progress available for review.
Farm recordsBusiness workflow
01Work descriptionLinked records
02Responsible personLinked records
03Execution recordsLinked records
04 / Risk follow-up
Identify conditions that need attention.
Review existing production alerts, device communication issues and related data together, helping managers locate issues and open the relevant records for further checking.
Check the context
Compare occurrence times, monitoring data and related records to understand the context of an issue.
Follow resolution progress
Review progress and handling records to support handovers between staff.
Alert coverage depends on the data actually connected and configured rules. Conditions still require on-site verification.
05 / Digital Agronomist
Use production context to explore questions and next steps.
Ask the Digital Agronomist production questions and use authorized farm information, environmental data and related records to obtain explanations and recommendations that support human judgment.
Ask in everyday language
Ask about environmental changes, farm work or production records to understand what may need attention.
Review the supporting information
Review the sources used in an answer, including their dates and available scope.
Identify the next checks
Get analysis and recommendations where data and conditions allow. When information is insufficient, understand what else is needed.
The Digital Agronomist provides supporting analysis. Authorized personnel confirm production actions and equipment operations based on on-site conditions.
Supporting informationBusiness workflow
01Crop batch informationSource details
02Environmental observationsSource details
03Related farm recordsSource details
06 / Production records
Return to a crop batch and review its production history.
Use linked planting plans, crop batches, farm work and environmental records to understand what happened during production and inform reviews and subsequent plans.
Review planting context
Review crop varieties, actual planting dates, area and the associated production space.
Review farm work
Review related tasks and execution records to understand work assignments and completion.
Compare environmental changes
Use existing monitoring and alert records to help analyze changes during production.
Build the farm's own production knowledge gradually from actual records.
07 / Collaboration
Collaborate by responsibility and access data by permission.
Assign access according to responsibilities and farm scope, so managers, field staff and other roles can view information, maintain records and handle work within their permissions.
Organize work by farm
Assign production spaces, devices and tasks to the relevant farm for daily management.
Assign access by role
Define viewing, editing and operating permissions according to actual responsibilities.
Summarize within authorized scope
Managers can review the farms they are authorized to access, then open individual objects for follow-up.
Questions before you get started.
Find the right approach for your production workflow.
Tell us about your crops, production plans and existing devices. Together we can define the initial management scope, integration requirements and verification approach.