Sharing Path Plans
From the Plans page path plans can be shared with trusted advisors and stakeholders. A Launch Pad account is not required to view shared plans. Filter all path plans by field, operation type and date range. Select resulting plans and click Share.
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Share path plans with equipment operators as a list of the days activities
Click Copy Link to copy the sharing link and paste into any digital communication such as email or text/messaging app/
View the list of plans on Mobile device by tapping on the link. Search for a specific plan by either the field or path plan name. Tap on a plan to view details about that plan.
View a summary of the plan or Pan and Zoom the map for additional detail. Tap the Map icon to launch your preferred mobile mapping app.
Use the mobile mapping app for turn by turn directions to the field.
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