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# Inloggen in de GeoPard mobiele app
Meld u aan in de GeoPard mobiele app en krijg toegang tot uw bedrijven, percelen en kaarten.
Log in op de GeoPard-mobiele app
Tik om in te loggen bij de GeoPard-applicatie op het pictogram van de app op uw scherm.
De app wordt geladen; tik op de knop “Inloggen”.
Tik op het volgende scherm op “Doorgaan” om de app en website toestemming te geven informatie over u te delen.
Selecteer op het volgende scherm het account dat u gebruikt om toegang te krijgen tot de GeoPard-webapplicatie, of voer het e-mailadres en wachtwoord in dat u hebt gebruikt om u bij GeoPard te registreren.
Na een succesvolle login ziet u dezelfde lijst met percelen die u in de Fields View in de webapplicatie hebt.
U kunt Zones-kaarten bekijken voor elk perceel dat onder uw bedrijven is vermeld.
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