When you upload files of major machinery manufacturers, we automatically define the attributes and operations in them. These types of files are uploaded in 3 steps:

Let's look at each step.

We've done all the work for you: we've identified the operations in the file and grouped different files that contain data about the same operation. You only need to check if everything is correct and fix any inaccuracies if necessary.

We group operations based on time. One group includes the same operations that were performed on the same field for 1-7 days.

Click 'Continue' and move to the last step: matching crops.

It's simple! Just match the crop name from the file with its name in the OneSoil list. This step is available if the file contains crop information.

To complete the import, click the 'Continue' button. Now, it's time to see how the operation was performed!

When you upload shapefiles, we can't automatically identify the attributes and operations in them. Therefore, if you have machinery files in other formats, try uploading them to avoid having to match attributes and operations manually.

Shapefiles are uploaded in 4 steps:

Let's look at each step.

2️⃣ Matching attributes!

When uploading the files, we checked to make sure they were identical. We separate similarly structured files into groups so you don't have to match attributes for each file.

On the left are the names of the attributes supported by OneSoil. On the right, you need to indicate which column inside the file corresponds to the OneSoil attribute.

You are not required to match all attributes, but please note that we will only be able to import and visualize the attributes you have matched.

When you've specified all the necessary attributes for the groups of operations, we can move on to matching their names!

At this step, we automatically match the geometries of operations with the geometries of fields that have been added to your account. Your task is to specify the type of operation in the file. To do so, click 'Select operation' in the first column, then choose the operation's name.

To help you orient yourself when selecting the operation, you can visualize it in the preview. Simply hover your mouse cursor over the field area. Additionally, the attributes you matched in the previous step will assist you. For example, the 'Yield' attribute indicates the harvest operation.

If one operation is split across multiple files, you can combine them into a single group for visualization. To do this, drag and merge operations into groups.

If the uploaded file contains operations for fields that have not been added to your account, we will show you a relevant notification at the top of the screen. Add these fields to be able to import operations for them.

The hardest part is over. Now, click 'Continue'. If your file contains crop data, we're on the last step: matching crops.

It's simple! Just match the crop name from the file with its name in the OneSoil list. To complete the import, click 'Continue'. Now, it's time to review how the operation was performed.