Product Updates

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 KPI dashboard metrics in plain language, right when you need them.

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.

How it works

Open Ask Source from the chat widget on the KPI page in Source. Type your question in Dutch or English, and get an expert explanation tailored to your situation. 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.

Faster fruit selection

Selecting fruits on larger digital twins is now significantly more responsive. The performance improvements mean less waiting and a smoother workflow during your measurements.

What's new

Plant App v2.43.0 brings three improvements that make working with your digital twin faster and more precise.

Easier tap targets

The pressable area for selecting fruits has been expanded to include the week, size, and position labels. This makes it much easier to select the right fruit on the first try, especially on smaller screens.

Same-day harvest undo

You can now undo a harvested truss on the same day it was recorded. This gives you a clear window to correct any accidental entries while keeping your historical data reliable.

Fewer false anomaly alerts from weight-on-scale monitoring

WOS anomaly detection now filters out small negative drain values reported by climate computers before they can affect calculations. This runs automatically with no configuration needed.

What this means for you:

Climate computers can occasionally report small negative drain readings that don't reflect actual irrigation activity. These readings are now filtered out at the source, so they no longer trigger false anomaly alerts. Shot segmentation and WOS thresholds stay accurate, and you can trust that alerts you receive represent conditions that genuinely need your attention.

Available to all cultivations using WOS monitoring.

Compare simulation scenarios side by side

The Irrigation Control Simulator now includes a comparison mode. When you run a simulation with a changed configuration, hold C on your keyboard to toggle the charts between your new simulation and the currently active one.

What this means for you:

When you're testing adjustments to your irrigation strategy, you can now see exactly how the new configuration differs from what's currently running. Switching between the two views lets you spot differences instantly, so you can evaluate the impact of a change before committing to it.

Choose whether your labor system sends gross or net harvest kilos

If you use Priva FS or Nitea (WorkIT), you can now configure per environment whether Source receives your harvest data as gross or net kilos. The default remains net, so nothing changes unless you update the setting.

What this means for you:

Different labor registration systems record harvest differently. Some track gross weight (before waste), others track net. With this update, Source matches how your system actually registers harvest, so the numbers flowing into Harvest Registration reflect your real workflow. This keeps your harvest data consistent across Source without requiring any manual conversion on your end.

Add pepper color and type directly when creating a new variety

You can now set the color and type for a new pepper variety directly within Source, without submitting a separate request. The fields are available inline when you create a variety, so the setup is done in one step.

What this means for you:

When you're onboarding a new pepper variety, the process is faster and fully self-service. You define the variety details yourself and move on, keeping your cultivation setup on track without waiting on a support step in between.

Adjust any measurement in seconds

You can now disable individual crate measurements directly from the Scan App gallery and Harvest Registration when something was entered incorrectly. The daily fruit weight average recalculates immediately.

How it works:

In both the overall gallery and the gallery inside the Harvest Registration page, each crate measurement card shows a toggle on hover. Click it to disable that measurement. The card greys out and the daily fruit weight average updates within seconds. The disabled measurement stays visible in the gallery so you can always see what was excluded.

Why this matters:

A single incorrect weight entry can pull down your daily fruit weight average, and that number feeds into downstream metrics and forecasting. Being able to remove the bad reading yourself, on the spot, means your data stays clean without needing to contact support or wait for a correction.

Available now to all Scan App users

Your harvest kilos now flow straight from Priva FS and Nitea into Source

If you use Priva FS or Nitea/WorkIT for labor registration, you can now connect your paths directly to Source cultivations. Harvest data that's already in your system is pulled into Source automatically, so you no longer need to enter it twice.

Why this matters:

Manual harvest entry is a daily task that's easy to forget and prone to errors. When the data already exists in your labor system, re-entering it creates unnecessary work and introduces mismatches between systems. Path Mapping eliminates that, giving you cleaner data with less effort.

Available now to all customers with an active Priva FS or Nitea/WorkIT integration.

See your full planning horizon in one view

Harvest Forecast for tomato now displays weeks as a vertical list, matching the layout already in use for pepper. Select any week to expand it into daily values.

What this means for you:

The previous tab-based layout made it difficult to compare across weeks without jumping back and forth. The new layout gives you the full picture in a single view, so you can plan and review weekly harvest predictions without losing context.