How to Use Work Analyzer in Operations Center

Review field work across your operation

Work Analyzer helps you review harvest and other work results across all of your fields in one place. Instead of looking at just one field at a time, you can compare totals, sort results, filter the data, and make edits to keep your records accurate.

What Work Analyzer shows

Work Analyzer displays field-level totals such as acres, bushel averages, completion dates, machine used, and varieties. You can sort any of the columns to quickly find the highest or lowest values, or use the last harvested date to help piece together where work started and ended.

You can also switch views to compare varieties across all fields, which helps you evaluate performance no matter where a variety was planted. That makes it easier to spot which varieties performed best over a meaningful number of acres.

Filter the results

If you want to narrow the report, you can use filters to show only certain fields, clients, or farms. This is helpful when you want to remove custom work from a report or focus on a specific portion of your operation.

The same filtering approach also helps when you want to compare equipment, operators, or technology settings across a smaller set of data.

Check machine performance

If you want to evaluate the machine side of the operation, Work Analyzer can also show performance details such as acres per hour, bushels per hour, and fuel usage. Those numbers give you a clearer picture of throughput and efficiency during the season.

This can be especially useful when reviewing the overall season average or comparing how different machines performed.

Share or export reports

When you need to share the information, Work Analyzer supports export and reporting options. You can download reports for email, keep them for your records, or print yield maps for individual fields.

Those reports are useful when you need to review the season with a team member, advisor, or customer.

Correct harvest records

Work Analyzer also lets you edit harvest records when the numbers need to be cleaned up. You can adjust harvested acres and dry bushels so your records align better with grain cart totals, elevator scales, or other field measurements.

That makes it a practical tool for improving the accuracy of your season data before you save or share it.

Why it helps

Work Analyzer turns raw field data into information you can use to make decisions for the next season. It helps you compare performance, spot trends, correct records, and keep a cleaner picture of how your operation performed overall.