Mobile app for recording checks and interventions with photo capture functionality.
- Geolocation on map of control points
- Product Management
- Trap Management
- Operator Management
- Maintenance Management
- Census/Outbreak Management
- Management of interventions (antilarval, adulticide, etc.)
- Control scheduling (delay management)
- Reporting
- Cards with photos
- App operation also in offline mode with subsequent synchronization.
- API for export or synchronization of third-party applications
- Available in Cloud SAAS or On-Premise mode
Tecnologie
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