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Siora Field Assistant
Siora Field Assistant turns the data already available for a field into a conversation. It is included automatically with every Siora order and is ready from the field dashboard.
What it is
Siora Field Assistant is a field-specific chat inside the Siora dashboard. When you open it, the assistant already has the selected field's profile, completed soil analyses, vegetation monitoring history, zones, dates, and recent conversation context available.
There is no report to upload and no long prompt to prepare. Start with the decision or field observation in front of you and ask in plain language.
Siora Field Assistant
Included with every order
Siora Field Assistant is included at no extra cost with every Siora order. Once results are available for a field, you can move directly from the maps and charts to questions about what they mean and what deserves attention next.
Where to find it
- Sign in to Siora and open one of your fields.
- Open any field-dashboard tab.
- Select Siora Field Assistant in the bottom-right corner.
- Ask a question and continue with follow-up questions as needed.
The assistant is available to the authenticated field owner. Shared report links show the report itself without opening the field's private assistant conversation.
What it can help with
- Explain soil values, nutrient categories, and historical direction
- Compare zones and identify where field variability is strongest
- Explain vegetation indices, recent changes, and stressed-area coverage
- Work through an observation using the data available for the field
- Suggest the next question, analysis, or field check that would add useful context
Example questions
These are useful starting points:
- How do my nutrient levels look?
- Is my field uniform, or should I consider variable-rate application?
- How has vegetation changed recently?
- Which areas should I inspect first?
- Could moisture stress explain the pattern I am seeing?
How answers stay specific
The assistant works from the field currently open in the dashboard. It uses the values, dates, zones, crop information, and history available for that field, and it can tell you when another analysis or monitoring layer would provide the missing context.