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AgMission Release Notes — v3.4.0
Release: 3.4.0
Date: June 15, 2026
Overview
This release introduces the Pilot Analytical Dashboard — a new dedicated analytics view for pilots that provides a real-time operational picture of their assigned jobs, daily performance, and flight quality metrics, all in one screen.
Additional improvements include:
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Dashboard features:
- Unit switching between Metric and US-Imperial measurement units across all dashboard values.
- A configurable auto-refresh so the dashboard stays live during active operations.
- A Print button Print/capture the full dashboard as a PDF file or send to a printer.
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Added a new job Completed status and a streamlined workflow to mark jobs as Completed directly from the Job List or Job Edit pages.
New Features
1. Pilot Analytical Dashboard
Pilots can now access comprehensive analytics dashboard via the Dashboard menu. The dashboard is scoped exclusively to the logged-in pilot's own jobs and flight data.
2. KPI Summary Cards
Four headline cards summarise the pilot's performance across a selectable time window.
| Card | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Assigned Jobs | Total jobs assigned, broken down by New / In Progress / Completed |
| Assigned Acres | Total field (exclude non-sprayed/non-flight areas) area across assigned jobs |
| Acres Sprayed | Area actually covered by the operation (spray-on/boom-on) |
| Flight Hours | Total accumulated airborne time |
Period filter — a tab strip above the cards lets you switch between:
| Filter | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Day | Today only |
| Week | Current rolling week |
| Month | Current calendar month |
| Year | Current calendar year |
| All | All time |
The Assigned Jobs card also includes a summary of jobs grouping by status (New / In Progress / Completed) within the selected period.
3. Daily Summary — Today vs Yesterday
A dark Green summary bar below the KPI cards shows five key metrics for today, each with a colour-coded percentage change compared to yesterday.
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Acres Sprayed | Today total acreage |
| Flight Hours | Total airborne time today |
| Spray Rate | Average application rate (ac/hr or ha/hr) during spray-on/boom-on passes |
| Avg Speed | Average ground speed during spray-on/boom-on passes |
| Spray Volume | Total spray material applied today |
A positive delta (↑) is shown in Green; a negative delta (↓) is shown in Red, giving an immediate at-a-glance comparison against yesterday's output.
4. Operations Today
A secondary metrics row beneath the daily summary provides additional operational context for today's flying.
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Travelled Distance | Total distance flown including ferry and turns |
| Sprayed Distance | Distance covered during spray-on/boom-on passes only |
| Spray Efficiency | Percentage of total flight time spent spraying |
| Ferry Time | Percentage of total flight time spent ferrying (not spraying) |
| Flow Accuracy | How closely the actual spray volume matched the target application rate |
| GPS Health | Average HDOP score across spray-on records (lower is better, < 1 excellent; 1–2 good; 2–5 moderate; > 5 poor) |
5. Active Jobs Panel
The lower half of the left panel lists the pilot's active jobs for the selected period, each showing:
- Job name, client, created date, and status badge (New, In Progress, Completed)
- A progress bar representing acres sprayed vs. total assigned acres
- Spray volume applied
A period dropdown (Day / Week / Month / Year) on the panel header filters which jobs appear. A View All link navigates to the full job list.
6. Trend Charts
The right panel shows two charts over the selected date range.
Hours Flown (Week History/ Custom Range) — a line chart plotting daily flight hours, making it easy to spot which days had the most airborne time.
Acres Sprayed Per Day — a bar chart showing daily sprayed area, with today's bar visually distinct from earlier days.
Both charts update automatically according to the auto-reload interval and respond instantly when the date range is changed.
7. Date Range & Auto-Reload
Date Range selector — a calendar date picker above the charts lets you: quickly select a week date range or a custom start and end date for the trend charts and performance gauges. Max range is 90 days.
Auto-reload — a dropdown next to the date range controls how often the entire right panel refreshes automatically, keeping the dashboard live during active operations.
A manual refresh button (↻) is also available to make an immediate reload at any time.
8. Performance Gauges
Two quality needle indicators appear below the trend charts, each with a colour-coded gauge bar and a status badge.
Average XT Error
A indicator needle shows the pilot's average cross-track error (how far off the intended spray line the aircraft flew) across all spray-on records in the date range.
| Zone | Threshold | Badge, Color indicator range |
|---|---|---|
| Ideal | < 1.0 m | Good (green) |
| Caution | 1 – 3 m | Caution (orange) |
| High | > 3 m | High (red) |
Average Altitude Spraying
An indicator needle shows the pilot's average spray altitude, relative to the configured target altitude ranges. A deviation label below the value tells the pilot exactly how many feet above or below target they are flying on average.
| Zone | Threshold | Badge, Color indicator range |
|---|---|---|
| Ideal | Within ±0.5 ft of target | Good (green) |
| Caution | ±0.5 – ±1.5 ft | Caution (orange) |
| High risk | > ±1.5 ft | High (red) |
Customisable thresholds — both gauges have an edit button that expands an inline form, letting each pilot save their own ideal and caution thresholds. Changes are saved per account and persist across sessions.
9. Metric / US Imperial Toggle
A Unit of Measurement toggle button in the top-right corner of the dashboard to switches all distance, area, speed, and altitude values between Metric and US / Imperial units instantly, without reloading any data. The preference is saved per account.
10. Print Live Dashboard
A print button in the top-right corner opens the browser print dialog with a clean print-optimised layout of the full dashboard (KPI cards, daily summary, operations today, active jobs), ready to save as PDF or to send to a printer for printing.
11. Mark Jobs as Completed
Now, Job Life Cycle includes a new Completed status after Sprayed. Jobs life cycle follows: New > Ready > Downloaded/Sprayed (In Progress) > Completed > Invoiced > Archived.
When a Job is finished, Pilots and Applicators can now mark a job as Completed directly from the Job List or the Job Edit page. A completed job is ready for invoicing and archiving.
The Complete button appears once flight data has been uploaded for a job (when the job is in Sprayed status). Clicking it marks the job as Completed and updates its status immediately across the Job List, Job Edit page, and the Active Jobs panel on the Pilot Dashboard.