Viewing trouble spots

Platform: Mobile and portal

Once trouble spots are reported, you'll want to see them — to decide what to work on next, to check what was found on a walk, or to review what's outstanding for a site.

On the mobile app

Open the Trouble spots screen from the main navigation. You'll see two tabs:

• Near me — pending spots within a distance you choose (100 m, 500 m, 1 km, 5 km). This is the main view used in the field.
• Completed — spots that have been marked complete, filtered by time range (today, 3 days, 1 week, 1 month, all time).

📷 Screenshot: Mobile trouble spots screen showing the Near me tab with spots grouped by type.

Near me tab

Spots are grouped by type, so you can see at a glance "there are 12 powdery mildew, 3 leaking drippers, 1 broken post" within your distance. Tap a group to see the individual spots, with the nearest ones first.

Each spot shows:

• Distance from your current position.
• Vineyard and block name.
• Row number and distance down the row, if known.
• When it was reported and by whom.

Tap a spot to see the full details, navigate to it, or mark it complete.

📷 Screenshot: Expanded group showing individual spots with distance and block info.

Completed tab

Same layout as Near me, but filtered to completed spots within the time range you pick. Useful for "what did we get done today?" or for reviewing history.

In the portal

In the portal, open Trouble Spots from the main menu. You get a table view of all trouble spots across your organisation, with filters for:

• Vineyard and block.
• Category and type.
• Status (pending, completed).
• Reported date range.

📷 Screenshot: Portal trouble spots table with filters applied.

You can also switch to a map view to see spots overlaid on the vineyard map, with clustering for dense areas.

Tips

• On mobile, widen the distance filter if Near me is empty. By default it might be set to a short radius — spots further away won't show until you expand it.
• In the portal, save your common filter combinations. If you always want to see "pending, last 7 days, disease category", set those filters and bookmark the URL.
• Use the map view in the portal when you're looking for patterns — for example, is all the powdery mildew clustered in one block, or spread across the whole site?