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# 7a. Configura l’esportazione dei confini su John Deere Operations Center come file
Configura le impostazioni dell’organizzazione per esportare i confini degli appezzamenti su John Deere come file.
1. Fai clic sul pulsante di configurazione dell’organizzazione.
2. Vai a **Abilitazione delle funzionalità**, abilita **AutoPath**, e fai clic su **Salva**.
3. Vai a **Preferenze agronomiche**, disabilita **Rilevamento campo**, e fai clic su **Salva**.
4. Vai a **Preferenze agronomiche** e controlla le categorie di importazione **Cliente/Azienda agricola/Campo** e **Confini**. Questi input devono essere **Disponibile**. Quindi fai clic su **Salva**.
{% hint style="warning" %}
La configurazione dell’organizzazione è completa.\
\ Se John Deere Operations Center ha organizzazioni annidate, applica lì la stessa configurazione.
{% endhint %}
5. Vai al campo che vuoi esportare in John Deere Operations Center e fai clic su **Esporta i confini su MyJohnDeere come file**.
6. Seleziona il nome dell’organizzazione e fai clic su **Avanti**.
7. Compila **Cliente / Azienda agricola / Campo** dalle etichette e fai clic su **Fine**.
8. Vai a **Land Manager** e rivedi il risultato.
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