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# Trabajar en campo/monitorear mapas de zonas

Usa los mapas de zonas en campo para monitorear la variabilidad, registrar notas y actuar más rápido.

Trabajando en el lote / mapas de zonas de monitoreo

Una vez en el lote, abre la aplicación y selecciona la explotación que quieres explorar; en la siguiente pantalla, selecciona el lote que quieres monitorear.

A continuación, toca MAPAS DE ZONAS y luego selecciona el Mapa de Zonas que quieres monitorear.

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Verás en la pantalla el Mapa de Zonas seleccionado con pines de monitoreo.

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Al tocar el pin seleccionado, puedes ver sus detalles y/o añadir un comentario o añadir/tomar una foto:

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Si editaste el mapa de zonas o los pines de monitoreo, verás una notificación que te pide sincronizar los cambios con el servidor. Toca “Enviar” para sincronizar los cambios en el servidor.

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