Product Updates

Growers can now enter pepper fruit weight for the entire season, not just eight weeks out.

What's new

Fruit weight for pepper cultivations can now be entered for the whole season at once, directly on the Cultivation Strategy page.

Why it matters

Color scale and rounds entry for pepper cultivations depend on fruit weight being set. Entering it for the full season up front means growers can move straight into tracking without gaps.

How it works

On the Cultivation Strategy page, enter fruit weight values that cover the entire season for a pepper cultivation.

Availability

Live globally for pepper growers on Harvest Forecast and Cultivation Management.

Your irrigation shots now land closer to their planned size, automatically, no setup required.

What's new

The last shot of the day now keeps its full drain correction, and on cultivations with a time-scheduled first phase, the first phase-two shot starts at exactly its planned size.

Why it matters

Shots trigger based on real-time radiation, so timing can drift slightly from the original plan. These two precision fixes reduce that drift, keeping drain percentage closer to target with less drain in the final shots of the day. The effect is most noticeable on shorter days — like autumn and winter — when each shot carries more weight in the daily total.

How it works

This applies automatically, no setup required. (Cultivations that start phase 1 on a radiation sum, rather than a fixed time, keep the existing gradual transition for now.)

Availability

Live for all Control cultivations and all crops.

Ask Source now writes and delivers your reports automatically, on the schedule you choose.

What's new
Under Insights > Reports (Beta), save any Ask Source analysis as an automation and Source will generate it automatically — daily or weekly — instead of you rebuilding it by hand each time.

Why it matters
A good analysis used to live only in the chat that created it, meaning you had to retype it every week. Now one good report keeps showing up on its own rhythm.

How it works
Pick a template (Weekly Report, Daily Digest, Plant Measurements Quality Check) or start from scratch, describe what you want in plain language, and review the live preview before saving. Schedule it to run daily or weekly at a time that works for you. Every run is saved to History so you can reopen it anytime.\

Once a report is ready, use the Copy or Download as PDF button on it to share it outside the platform.

Availability
Live now for all Workspace users, shown with a Beta label, in all 7 app languages (English, Dutch, German, Spanish, French, Polish, Russian).

Harvest Forecast now warns you before heatwaves hit.

What's new

Harvest Forecast now shows a banner when a heatwave is likely this week, along with a 7-day temperature outlook.

Why it matters

Heatwaves have always been one of the hardest variables in harvest accuracy — growers typically only found out their impact after the fact. This gives growers a heads-up while there's still time to plan around it.

How it works

The banner appears automatically in Harvest Forecast whenever a heatwave is possible in the coming week, alongside the 7-day temperature outlook. No setup required.

Availability

Live now for all Harvest Forecast customers, across all crops.

Set your preferred flushing shot size in cc, and Irrigation Control fine-tunes it day to day to help you hit your drain target and guard against dips in drain during the day.

What's new

Irrigation Control's Phase 2 settings now include a Preferred Flushing Shot Size mode. Instead of setting water uptake as a dry-down percentage, you choose your ideal shot size directly, using a slider that ranges from smaller, more frequent shots to larger, less frequent ones.

Why it matters

You get a setting you understand at a glance — shot size in cc, not a percentage to translate into what it means for your crop — and you stop having to re-tune it by hand every time the season or weather shifts. Irrigation Control handles the day-to-day adjustments for you, so you're less likely to miss your drain target or see drain dip mid-day, while your preferred balance between shot size and frequency stays exactly where you set it.

How it works

In your irrigation settings, switch Phase 2 to Preferred Flushing Shot Size and choose your spot on the slider. Irrigation Control raises the planned shot size on the days it's needed to reach your drain target or guard against low drain, always within the shot-size-versus-frequency trade-off you've chosen.

Availability

Available to all Irrigation Control users.

Type @ anywhere in a prompt to instantly reference the exact cultivation, metric, or measurement type you mean.

What's new

AskSource now supports @mentions. Type @ in any prompt to search for and select the cultivation, metric, or measurement type you're after, instead of typing the name out by hand.

Why it matters

Faster prompt building — select the right item directly instead of recalling and typing it from memory

More accurate responses — the assistant knows precisely which cultivation, metric, or measurement type you mean

A smoother experience for both quick questions

Availability

Live now for all AskSource users

Company Admins can now link sensors to greenhouse locations directly in Source, without needing to go through the Source team.

What's new

Sensor Linking is a new self-service page where Company Admins can map sensors to the right greenhouse locations themselves. Drag a sensor onto a greenhouse, set the sensor type, and the link is saved automatically. You can also multi-select and bulk-link several sensors at once.

Why it matters

Until now, every sensor had to be mapped by the Source implementation team. Every change or season rotation meant another round trip. With Sensor Linking, you have direct control over your sensor setup. Correct links mean sensor data lands on the right greenhouse and flows into your cultivation data accurately.

How it works

Go to Company > Sensor Linking and pick a facility. Available sensors appear on the left, greenhouses on the right. Drag to link, set the sensor type (e.g. HPS or LED for lights), and you're done. A green or red dot shows whether each sensor sent data in the last 24 hours, so you can quickly spot any issues. Available now for all Company Admins.

A company-wide timeline of every active cultivation, grouped by facility and greenhouse, in one view.

What's new

Cultivation Overview is a new page under Organization Overview that shows every active cultivation across your entire company on a single timeline. Each row represents a greenhouse grouped under its facility, with bars color-coded by crop type. You can see at a glance what's growing where and when.

Why it matters

Until now, getting an overview of your full cultivation portfolio meant checking greenhouse by greenhouse. Cultivation Overview replaces that with a single page where company managers can see everything at once, making it easier to plan rotations, spot gaps, and coordinate across locations.

How it works

Go to Organization Overview > Cultivation Overview. Click a bar to view your cultivation's details. Click an empty slot to start a new cultivation, pre-filled with that greenhouse. Switch between week and month view, and toggle trial plots on or off. Available now for all customers on Workspace.

Your own AI Growing assistant for your greenhouse.

What's new

Ask Source is an AI growing assistant built directly into Source. It gives you expert-level answers about your cultivation and your KPI dashboard metrics, in plain language, right when you need them. Ask Source is now available to every Source customer, with a new round of improvements based on real grower feedback:

📍 Available on every page in Source, not just the KPI dashboard. Wherever you are, ask your question without hunting for the right screen.

🌱 Knows what you're growing. Ask Source already knows which crops and greenhouses you have running right now, and what's about to start, so you don't have to spell it out every time.

🗣️ Talk about your cultivations the way you'd talk to a colleague, no need to phrase questions in dashboard terms.

📊 Ask for a comparison with historical cultivations in plain language and get a straight answer.

🏢 Company-level access: if you don't have a role on a specific cultivation but do have a company role, you still get answers about it.

🧮 Calculates properly, including unit conversions. Totals, averages, °C to °F, per-m² to per-acre: if your question involves numbers, Ask Source runs the calculation instead of estimating, so the answer holds up.

📈 Sees your harvest forecast. Ask what's coming up in your harvest and get an answer grounded in your real forecast data, not a guess.

🕐 Picks up where you left off. Your chat stays open through an hour of inactivity, so if you had a conversation going, it's still there when you come back.

Why it matters

Understanding what a metric means, whether a value is unusual, or where to focus first used to take time. Ask Source puts that knowledge one question away. Ask about any metric on your dashboard, what's driving the value, what's normal for your crop, or any general growing question. You get clear, specific answers that draw from Source's knowledge base and your own cultivation context, in Dutch or English.

How it works

Open Ask Source from the chat widget, available on every page in Source. Type your question in Dutch or English, and get an expert explanation tailored to your situation and your active cultivations. Less time decoding numbers, more time making crop decisions.

See how your expected harvest translates into what can actually be sold, all in one place.

What's new

Sales Communication is a rebuilt version of the Harvest Overview page that brings together everything growers and sales teams need to coordinate. The chart and weekly breakdown table now show four data series side by side: harvestable kilos (what the crop plan predicts), realized harvest (what actually came in), sellable kilos (what inventory can support), and predicted harvest (what's expected ahead).

Why it matters

Until now, seeing the full picture from expected harvest to what's actually available to sell meant switching between pages or coordinating outside the platform. Sales Communication closes that gap. Growers enter their available volumes once, and the sales side sees them instantly. Predicted harvest is visible alongside actuals and commitments, so sales teams can plan around what's coming, not just what's already confirmed.

How it works

Sales Communication is available under the Harvest Forecast overview in Harvest Forecast. Sellable kilos are driven by inventory definitions you set up within the page. All four data series update automatically and are visible in both the chart and the weekly breakdown table. Available now for all users.

Harvest Forecast rounds are now calculated automatically.

Whats new

Source now automatically calculates realized rounds for each cultivation every night, based on harvest tasks registered in your labor system. Each morning, yesterday's rounds appear in the rounds column, ready to review.

Why it matters

Until now, filling in the rounds column meant manual entry every day for every cultivation. That took time, and even small inaccuracies in rounds data could affect your harvest predictions. With automated rounds, the data feeding Harvest Forecast becomes more accurate over time, and you spend less time on repetitive data entry.

How it works

Realized rounds are synced automatically overnight and marked with a syncing icon. If a number looks off, you can click the cell and correct it. Source learns from your corrections, so accuracy improves the more you use it. An orange warning appears when calculated and planned rounds differ by more than 5%, so you can catch discrepancies at a glance.

Availability

Available now for all cultivations with a Nitea Work-IT or Priva FS labor integration.

Two new metrics are now available for pepper growers

Find them on the Plant Balance page under the Cultivation overview.

Plant Balance Factor (PBF) shows in a single score how well radiation, temperature, and the plant's fruit set are balanced. Instead of interpreting multiple data points separately, you get one clear indicator of where your crop stands.

Generative Trend Indicator (GTI) shows whether your crop is trending generative or vegetative, based on plant measurements over several weeks. It gives you an early signal to adjust your strategy before the crop shifts too far in either direction.

Why it matters

Steering a pepper crop means constantly weighing climate, light, and plant development against each other. These two metrics bring that picture together so you can spot imbalances faster and act with more confidence.

How to get started

Both metrics are live on the Plant Balance page. GTI requires three plant measurements to be registered: head width, flowering height, and leaf length. Once those are in, the indicator populates automatically.

Both live on the Plant Balance page under the Cultivation overview.