What is an Alert

Alerts are a simple and practical way to keep users informed about what is happening on their farm, even when they are not in the field.

In the Wisecrop platform, alerts work as automatic notifications that let the user know whenever something important occurs — whether it’s a weather condition, a scheduled task, or an event that requires attention.

More than simple reminders, alerts help producers make faster and more informed decisions, ensuring that nothing escapes planning and production management.

Each alert is fully customizable: the user defines the condition that triggers it, the message to be sent, and the people who will receive it.

Importance of Alerts

Alerts help monitor everything in real time, so that it becomes possible to:

Avoid production losses by reacting quickly to unfavorable conditions. Remember planned operations, such as irrigation, fertilization, or phytosanitary treatments. Automate recurring notifications, reducing the risk of forgetting seasonal tasks. Monitor weather forecasts and act preventively before critical events. Facilitate remote management, keeping the producer informed even when away from the farm. Gain peace of mind, knowing that the system notifies whenever action is needed.

Types of Alerts

Alerts are available across all Wisecrop Applications and adapt to the type of information the user wishes to monitor.

	Application	Functionality	Practical Example
	Climate	Notifies about meteorological conditions, forecasts, sensor readings, or bioclimatic accumulations.	“Temperature above 35 °C.”
	Irrigation	Sends alerts based on sensor data, rain forecasts, or scheduled dates.	“Soil humidity below 35%.”
	Nutrition	Reminds about planned or recurring operations.	“Fertilizer application scheduled for the 30th.”
	Crop Health	Reminds about monitoring actions or treatments to be carried out.	“Pest inspection scheduled every 7 days.”
	Field Activities	Notifies about planned or recurring tasks.	“Pruning scheduled for the 20th.”
	Costs	Alerts about deadlines, financial movements, or stock levels.	“Product X has stock below 5 L.”
	Labor	Informs about movements, stops, or locations outside the production area.	“Tractor outside the sub-plot for more than 10 minutes.”

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• Configure a new alert

  Step 1. Open Alerts On the Connections page, click Alerts. Step 2. Add a New Alert Click New Alert and choose the type of alert you want to configure, according to the Application where it applies. Step 3. Fill Out the Form Complete the form ...

• Enable or disable custom alert notifications

  Step 1. Open Alerts On the Connections page, click Alerts. Step 2. Open the Details Click the Details button for the alert whose notifications you want to enable or disable. Step 3. Enable or Disable Notifications At the bottom of the form, click ...