Features
Share a flight replay with a link
Your customers want to see the work, not sign up for an account to see it. You can now send them a link to the replay. It opens in any browser, and no login is needed.
In Manage Flight Records, open a day's card, tick the flights you want to show, and click
Share
. One link can cover a single flight or the whole day.
Before you create the link, pick two things:
- Access code– none, or a 4-character code the viewer types in before the replay opens.
- Expires– after 7 days, after 30 days, or on a date you choose.
The person you send it to sees the field boundary and every selected flight on one map, with playback, the flight list, total coverage, duration and average speed. Drones show up as D1, D2 and so on, and serial numbers are left out. The page is view-only, so nothing can be changed from it.
Keep track of the links you've sent
My Shares
, at the top right of Flight Records, lists every link you've created with its access code, expiry date, status and visit count. From each row you can copy the link and code again, change the expiry, revoke the link or delete it. A revoked link stops working right away, and anyone who opens it is told it has been turned off.The visits icon shows when the link was opened, on what kind of device, and any wrong access-code attempts.
Create a prescription map from a field
The field details panel has a new prescription map button. Click it and the editor opens with that field's boundary already loaded and linked, so you can start painting rates straight away.
Prescription maps you draw or import now save their field too
When you draw a prescription map from scratch, or import one, the outline is now saved to Manage Fields as well.
Save boundary as field
is on by default.If you already have a field in that spot, the map is linked to it and no duplicate is created. A boundary that only partly overlaps an existing field is saved as a new field. Turn the switch off if you only want the map.
The new field takes the prescription map's name, and you'll see it in the map's details. You can rename it in Manage Fields like any other field.
The same switch is on the Import Prescription Map page.
