Yes, the integration currently works with EAVision™ J100, J70, and J150 and will work for future EAVision™ drones. One of the key advantages of using an API integration instead of relying on log files is that the data structure remains consistent.

Yes, the integration is available for trial users to connect their EAVision™ account. They can also use the log file sync to create application maps and FAA reports.

Yes, the integration works fully for paid users. They are able to connect their AcreConnect® and EAVision™ accounts to sync flight logs automatically and use them to create application maps and FAA reports.

Yes, you can use a computer, tablet, or phone, but we recommend a laptop or tablet for the best experience.

To get started, head over to the Connection Center. There, you can connect to your EAVision™ account with your EAVision™ username and password. Afterwards, you will want to add your drone under your organization’s equipment. For step-by-step instructions, read this knowledge center article.

Your EAVision™ account uses the same login credentials that are used to log into the EAVision™ RC. If you do not have an account, please visit the EAVision™ CRM HERE.

You will need to disconnect your current EAVision™ connection and reconnect using the other pilot’s account. We are actively working with EAVision™ to improve this process.

Yes, free users can automatically sync their flight logs to store them in AcreConnect®. Free users who sync their flight logs will not be able to create application maps or FAA reports.

Your flight logs automatically sync every 1-1.5 hours. You can also “force” sync your logs at any time if needed. Click HERE to learn more.

The flight logs may not have synced automatically yet. You may need to manually trigger a sync to view them. Before doing so, ensure you have a data connection and that your flights have been uploaded from your EAVision™ remote controller to the cloud using an internet connection. If you have a large number of flight logs, it may take a few minutes for them all to appear.

You can force sync log files at any time. Simply head to the connection center and click the green “Sync Now” button under the EAVision™ integration tile. Click HERE to learn more.

Yes.

Look at the “Flights and Maps” tab.

You can use AcreConnect® as a log file storage system, create application maps, or generate an FAA report. You can also share application maps with your farm management tools.

No. You will need to click on your desired Flight Group and click on “Create Application Map.” Click HERE to learn more.

Yes, you can create As Covered or As Applied Maps with your EAVision™ drone. When creating the map, just choose the desired output.

Click on your desired Flight Group, then click “Create Application Map.” A pop-up will appear where you can select “Coverage Map.” Click HERE to learn more.

Click on your desired Flight Group, then click “Create Application Map.” A pop-up will appear where you can select either an As Applied Map in Gal/Acre or Gal/Min data. Click HERE to learn more.

An As Covered map shows only where the drone applied the product, while an As Applied map also includes flow rate data. As Applied maps display the Gal/Acre or Gal/Min pump data overlaid on the map.

Yes, but you will need to send the map from AcreConnect® to John Deere Operations Center™ first.

Yes, but you will need to send the map from AcreConnect® to Climate FieldView™ first.

We are here to help. Call our customer success team at 319-201-3020 ext. 2, email us at [email protected] or chat with our team using the chatbot in the bottom right corner of your AcreConnect® account.

If you have issues with your EAVision™ account, like forgetting your password, click HERE to visit the EAVision™ CRM.