Your data is ready for its close-up
January 10, 2019
Well, it’s the start of a new year and we’re already zoomin’ through product updates.
First on the list: data zoom.
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Allow us to (re-)introduce ourselves
You can never get too granular with data exploration, so to make things a bit more detailed and easy to explore, we’ve added a feature to let you dive further into a set of data points in charts.
Simply click into your chart, click on the starting point you want to zoom into, hold down your mouse, and drag to your desired end point. Let go, and you’ll be forwarded to the zoomed view of your data.
It’s that simple.
Any questions? Ask away, we’re here to help.
How can we help you digitise your cultivation process?
Analyse all kinds of information from different data sources such as climate computers, sensors and manual input in a central platform. Improve the production process of your crops, plants, seeds or bulbs together with advisors, distributors and researchers. We are happy to talk to you about which service model is most suitable for your company.
Daniël
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