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# 5. Geautomatiseerde datasynchronisatie configureren
Op de [Integratieconfiguratiepagina](https://app.geopard.tech/#/user/integrations/jd), kan de gebruiker geautomatiseerde gegevenssynchronisatie configureren.
Hiermee zijn de volgende automatiseringsscenario’s mogelijk:
1. haalt bewerkingen voor zaaien, toediening, grondbewerking en oogsten op uit de geselecteerde John Deere-organisatie en koppelt ze automatisch aan de bestaande GeoPard-percelen;
2. houdt perceelsgrenzen bidirectioneel synchroon tussen John Deere Operations Center en GeoPard;
3. stuurt GeoPard-analyse-derivaten terug naar John Deere Operations Center als visuele lagen en taakkaarten.
[Videohandleiding](https://www.loom.com/share/a36b9eec2dec4c22b5d438d77437765a)
Geautomatiseerde bidirectionele gegevenssynchronisatie met het MyJohnDeere Ops Center
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