Know where to look
Bring compatible livestock trackers, paddock boundaries, water points and camera observations onto a property map. Highlight movement outside a designated area or a change in usual activity for a welfare check.
Solutions
A clearer picture.
A coordinated response.
Explore the priorities that matter to your property. Select a solution to see the monitoring approach, the people involved and an example on the ground.
Livestock & pasture
Movement, activity and grazing conditions in one view.
Explore livestock & pastureSoil & water
Follow changing conditions at the places that matter.
Explore soil & waterWeather & environmental risk
Prepare for local changes across a large property.
Explore weather & environmental riskSecurity & visitor safety
Connect camera events with a coordinated field check.
Explore security & visitor safetyAssets & property
Make the property map useful to everyone on site.
Explore assets & propertyTeam response
Turn an observation into assigned, trackable work.
Explore team responseExplore the solutions
Open a topic for more detail. Each approach is configured around the client’s property and operation.
Livestock & pastureMovement, activity and grazing conditions in one view.
Plan with the pasture
Compare vegetation imagery and field observations over time. Give managers context for grazing discussions and help staff record what they find on the ground.
Soil & waterFollow changing conditions at the places that matter.
Connect the ground to the map
Combine soil-moisture readings, tank and pond levels, and selected water-quality measurements. Position each device on the map so a reading has a clear location and operational context.
See change over time
Compare recent readings with previous conditions and client-defined thresholds. Use the trend to prioritize an inspection, investigate a leak or review irrigation needs.
Weather & environmental riskPrepare for local changes across a large property.
Watch local conditions
Bring temperature, rainfall, humidity, wind and other selected weather-station readings together with terrain, waterways and field observations. Configure thresholds around the needs of the site.
Build a shared readiness picture
Display flood-related water-level changes, dry vegetation observations and potential smoke or heat detections as inputs to a site review. Keep the source and observation time visible so staff can assess the situation.
Security & visitor safetyConnect camera events with a coordinated field check.
Bring eyes to the right area
Combine security cameras, gates, site zones and compatible detection models to flag unusual activity or unwanted animals near livestock and visitor spaces. Review the event and supporting imagery before deciding on a response.
Coordinate an aerial check
A camera event can create an incident and a proposed drone inspection. Authorized staff assess conditions, approve a suitable flight and use the returned imagery to guide the ground team.
Assets & propertyMake the property map useful to everyone on site.
Build a shared asset register
Add fences, gates, troughs, pumps, cameras, equipment and buildings to GIS map layers. Attach an asset name, location, photograph, condition and service information.
Keep work tied to a place
Link an inspection or repair task to the relevant asset. Staff can find the location and record an update; managers can review outstanding work and maintenance history.
Team responseTurn an observation into assigned, trackable work.
Give staff a clear next step
Create field tasks with a location, priority, owner and supporting evidence. Staff acknowledge the task, add observations and update progress through the client’s mobile or web application.
Give managers the complete picture
Review open incidents, overdue work and completed actions. Decision makers receive summaries of recurring issues and operational activity without needing every raw sensor reading.
Start with the monitoring priorities that matter most to you.
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