Product · built for agricultural advisors

One system,
from the field to the desk.

The phone does what the visit needs: talk, photos, and GPS, no signal required. The desktop does what the season needs: the record, the numbers, the team. They work as one, so everything you capture in the field is already there when you sit down.

Explore the demo Click around the platform with a sample team.

The field app is on iPhone and Android. The desktop runs in any browser.

A field's record on the PropelMapper desktop: briefing, season timeline, signed visits, and tasks The PropelMapper field app, listing nearby places
A green crop field under a clear sky
One record

Every visit in one place. Not three.

Notes, photos, and the report stop living in a notes app, a camera roll, and a laptop at night. Every visit goes under the place it happened. The client gets the report the same day. When an advisor moves on, the history stays with the account.

In the field · iPhone and Android

On your phone

Built so you look at the field, not the screen. Voice notes, photos, and GPS work with no signal.

Voice notes, in any order
Photos, and photo to data
Forms, checklists, assets
Tasks for teammates, by voice
Audio briefing and CarPlay
GPS and boundaries, offline
A field visit in progress in the PropelMapper field app See the field app
At the desk · any browser

On the desktop

Go deeper on everything you capture. Watch the season add up, see what changed since the last visit, and ask your own records a question.

Every visit under the place
Metrics across the season
Reports and Paper Trail
Ask Propel about any last visit
Team map and scheduled reports
Imports and exports
The PropelMapper metrics dashboard, trending every field across the season See the desktop
On the desktop · Ask Propel

Ask about the last visit.

Pick a place and ask. Propel reads your field notes and hands back what matters, with the note it came from.

Ask Propel Sample farm
Summarize the last visit to Hitchland North 80
Propel

Good stand, with waterhemp moving in on the west edge.

  • Stand counts around 33,500.
  • Waterhemp on the west edge. Post-emerge pass planned this week.
"Stand 33,500. Waterhemp west edge. Post-emerge pass this week."
Sources · Field note · Hitchland North 80 · Jun 18
See Ask Propel on the desktop
Why teams stay

Hours back. Reports clients read. Knowledge that lasts.

What changes once the visit writes the report, and what you keep season after season.

At least four hours back, every week.

Talk through the visit and the report is written for you. The evening write-up becomes a few minutes of review. Most advisors get four to ten hours a week back, depending on the work.

Reports your clients actually read.

Structured, on your letterhead, photos in place, out the same day. Send a link to the map, the photos, and the report, or a PDF. Sharing is free.

"As I'm doing my field visits I can just shoot them off to the client. Easy peasy."

Casey Richards, Peoples Company

Knowledge that stays with the place.

Every visit, photo, and number sits under the farm, the barn, or the block. Each one ends in a signed, approved document of record. When an account changes hands, the history goes with it.

Learns your terms.

Fix a spelling once and it stays fixed, for the whole team. Agronomy, veterinary, your own product names.

"It's crazy how good the library is. If it's misspelled, which is rare, and we fix the spelling, it doesn't make a mistake again."

Jim Goss, Peoples Company

Record in one language. Report in another.

Talk through the visit in the language you think in. The report and the recommendations come out in the language your client reads.

Your data

What your team knows stays with your team.

Every note, photo, and report your team captures belongs to your team.

Reports come out as PDF and Word, and data as Excel, in files you can open anywhere.

When someone leaves your team, the record stays with the account.

Next

The field app, tool by tool.

See the field app
Next

The desktop, where the season adds up.

See the desktop