SprayLogger operates on AgTerra’s connected field data platform, combining MapItFast mobile mapping, Strider Forms, ActionMapper datalogging hardware, and web-based reporting tools. This gives spray operations one integrated system for mapping applications, collecting pesticide records, tracking chemical use, syncing field data, and generating professional reports.

Not at this time. SprayLogger is an extension of AgTerra’s MapItFast mobile platform, which is available from both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. However, the SprayLogger mobile workflow is currently supported only on Android devices.

For best performance, SprayLogger requires an Android device running Android 11 or newer. Support for iOS devices is planned for a future release.

SprayLogger captures spray activity in the field and turns it into usable maps, records and reports with far less manual data entry. Spray lines, no-spray areas, job details, chemical use, applicator information, and other required records can be collected during the job instead of recreated later at a desk.

For managers, this means less time chasing paperwork, correcting missing information, or building reports from scratch. The result is better documentation, faster reporting, and more confidence in the accuracy of every spray record.

SprayLogger is best suited for vegetation management companies, weed and pest districts, applicators, agencies, utilities, contractors, and other organizations that need reliable pesticide application records.

It is especially valuable for operations that manage multiple applicators, spray rigs, jobs, customers, or treatment areas. SprayLogger helps document work clearly, stay organized, support compliance, and maintain long-term records of pesticide applications.

Yes. SprayLogger can map spray activity as work is being performed, helping applicators and managers clearly document treated areas. When paired with ActionMapper hardware, SprayLogger can capture GPS-based spray and no-spray activity from the equipment, reducing the need for manual drawing or after-the-fact record reconstruction.

Yes. SprayLogger is designed to help organizations maintain clear, organized pesticide application records. It can document key details such as treatment location, date, applicator, equipment, chemical products, application rates, weather information, and job-specific notes.
This helps reduce missing information and makes it easier to generate records when needed for customers, internal review, audits, or regulatory documentation.

SprayLogger provides managers with a unified, real-time view of spray operations across crews, equipment, jobs, and timeframes. Through the online Production Map, managers can monitor mapped spray activity, chemical usage, applicator logs, and related job details for multiple applicators in one place.

Yes — SprayLogger tracks specific chemical use from a tank mix by job, applicator, spray rig, customer, or time period, so you can see how much was applied, where, and at what cost.

The system’s chemical-use summary reports support planning, billing, inventory checks, compliance documentation, and year‑end reporting.

SprayLogger can support a wide range of spray operations, including large spray rigs, UTVs, ATVs, backpacks, drones, and other equipment setups. It is especially powerful when used with ActionMapper datalogging hardware, which helps automate spray activity mapping from the equipment itself.

This flexibility makes SprayLogger useful for both large and small scale vegetation management operations with multiple types of equipment.

Yes. SprayLogger is designed for field conditions where connectivity may be limited. Applicators can collect spray records in the field and data automatically syncs when service becomes available.

This is important for roadside, rangeland, utility corridor, agricultural, forestry, and other remote treatment work where connectivity is often unavailable or limited.

Yes. SprayLogger can help document both spray and no-spray activity. This is useful when crews need to show where treatment occurred, where it did not occur, and how they handled sensitive areas such as waterways, crops, property boundaries, restricted zones, or customer-defined exclusions.

Good no-spray documentation can be especially valuable for accountability, customer communication, and risk management.

Yes. SprayLogger can help generate professional pesticide application reports from the data collected in the field. Reports can include mapped treatment areas, chemical details, applicator information, weather data, dates, job details, and other application records.

This reduces time spent building reports manually and helps create more consistent documentation across the organization.

SprayLogger allows authorized users to view other applicators’ jobs in real time. Permitted users can monitor one or multiple jobs at once through SprayLogger’s Production Map feature, which is accessible from any internet browser. In addition, users can view other applicators’ current locations in the MapItFast mobile app when location sharing is enabled. Historic spray jobs can also be viewed as a layer in MapItFast, giving applicators visibility into where previous applications occurred. Real-time visibility depends on cellular or internet connectivity; when crews are outside coverage, job data is stored locally and synced once a connection is restored.

Paper forms and spreadsheets require applicators or office staff to manually record, transfer, organize, and verify spray information. SprayLogger streamlines that process by connecting field mapping, chemical records, job details, and reporting in one system.

The result is fewer missing details, less duplicate entry, better maps, faster reporting, and more reliable long-term records.

A spray operation should choose SprayLogger when it needs accurate spray maps, better pesticide records, easier reporting, and stronger oversight of field work. SprayLogger helps connect what happens in the field with the records managers need in the office.

For organizations that care about compliance, accountability, efficiency, and long-term treatment history, SprayLogger provides a more complete solution than basic recordkeeping tools.