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# 7a. Export van perceelsgrenzen naar John Deere Operations Center configureren als bestanden
Configureer organisatie-instellingen voor het exporteren van perceelsgrenzen naar John Deere als bestanden.
1. Klik op de knop voor organisatieconfiguratie.
2. Ga naar **Functies inschakelen**, schakel **AutoPath**, en klik op **Opslaan**.
3. Ga naar **Agronomische voorkeuren**, schakel **Velddetectie**, en klik op **Opslaan**.
4. Ga naar **Agronomische voorkeuren** en vink de importcategorieën aan **Klant/Bedrijf/Veld** en **Perceelsgrenzen**. Deze invoervelden moeten **Beschikbaar**. Klik vervolgens op **Opslaan**.
{% hint style="warning" %}
De organisatieconfiguratie is voltooid.\
\ Als John Deere Operations Center geneste organisaties heeft, pas daar dan ook dezelfde configuratie toe.
{% endhint %}
5. Ga naar het perceel dat je wilt exporteren naar John Deere Operations Center en klik op **Perceelsgrens exporteren naar MyJohnDeere als bestanden**.
6. Selecteer de organisatienaam en klik op **Volgende**.
7. Vullen **Klant / Bedrijf / Veld** van labels en klik op **Gereed**.
8. Ga naar **Land Manager** en controleer het resultaat.
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