What the manager does
- Assign work by day, operation, parcel and responsible person
- Plan people, machines, hectares and expected hours
- Record completed, partial and postponed work once
- Carry unfinished parcels into the next plan
Vineyard work planning
Available nowPlan the week. Close the real day.
Build one practical plan for people, machines, operations and parcels. When the day changes, record what really happened without rebuilding the week in another file.
1plan connected to the real work
What the owner sees
- See what was planned and what actually happened
- Know which parcels are complete, partial or still open
- See the reason when rain, machinery or staffing changes the day
Three connected steps
How the record becomes an answer
Plan
Choose the operation, parcels, people, machine and responsible person.
Close
Record the real area, hours and result at the end of the day.
Continue
Keep unfinished work visible and move it into the next practical plan.
Clear from the start
Practical answers
01Does the plan have to remain unchanged?
No. Vineyard work changes with weather, people and machinery. RowPlan keeps the original plan connected to the real result.
02Can a parcel be only partly completed?
Yes. Record the completed surface and keep the remaining area open instead of marking the whole parcel as done.
03Does the owner need a separate report?
No. The owner reads progress and open work from the same records the manager uses to close the day.
Use your own vineyard
See the workflow with one of your real parcels.
Bring one parcel and one typical working week. We will show where the plan, work record and management answer meet.