John Deere
Operations Center

  • Setup and manage your critical farm operations
  • Plan work to reduce errors and gain efficiencies
  • Monitor job quality and productivity in near real time
  • Analyze this season’s results to improve next season’s crops
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Trusted connected software companies to help you do more.

Securely sharing data helps you get the most of your connections. John Deere Operations Center™ makes it easy to manage these connections.

From soil, water, and crop management to prescription creation and remote imagery, you’ll find the connected software company you need to customize your operation. Best of all, you can preview your selection before you connect and easily manage your connections anytime.

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What does making a software connection mean for my organization?

A software connection allows data to flow freely between multiple systems. By connecting your John Deere organization to external software, you can reduce the need for duplicate data entry and manual file uploads.

Who has access to an organization's data?

Staff members within your organization and partnered organizations have access to your organization’s data based on the permissions they have been granted. Software Connections made by a staff member of your organization or a staff member of a partnered organization can access your data. During the connection process, the staff member must select which organization’s data will be available to the software application.

You can manage permissions of staff, partners and software connections in Team Manager.

How do I manage a software application's access to an organization's data?

Team Manager will show you the staff members, partners and software connections that can access your organization’s data. Here you can manage permission levels for your organization’s data access. If you no longer want to allow a staff member or a partner to be able to make future software connections, you can manage those permissions here as well.

To enable additional software applications to access data for an organization, visit the Connections tool to see what software companies offer connections to John Deere and begin your connection.

What does this mean for organizations I am partnered with?

If you have allowed a partner to access your data, the partnered organization may connect your data with software outside of John Deere. When this occurs, your organization will receive a notification letting you know data is now accessible by the software. You can manage what data is available to the software company in Team Manager. You may also manage in Team Manager which partnerships have permission to allow data access to an external software solution.

What is the difference between a Partnership and a software connection?

Partnerships allow data to be shared between organizations within the John Deere systems. Software connections grant external software applications access to an organizations data.

Partnership

A partnership is between two organizations and allows data to be shared between them. You can manage staff member access to partner organizations by visiting the partner assignments tab in Team Manager.

Software Connection

A software connection allows an external software company to access data from Operations Center on behalf of a staff member. It is important to know that all staff members and staff members of partnered organizations can make software connections. The organization should manage each staff member and partners’ software permissions to determine who can make data accessible via software connections to the organization.

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