Release Notes
Stay up to date with the latest improvements and features from Verge Ag. Our release notes provide a look at new updates, enhancements, and fixes so you can get the most out of our platform.
07/08/2025
🚀 Introducing Route Creation and Operator-Guided Routes
We’re excited to announce the launch of Route Creation and Operator-Guided Routes — a powerful new way to create, review, and share field operation routes with your team.
Developed with input from early access users, these features give you greater control over route creation and provide operators with clear, actionable guidance in the field.
🗺️ Create Routes with a Clean, Focused Experience
The new Route Creation workspace helps you design field operation routes in a simple, intuitive environment.
When you create a route, you’ll see only the essential information you need:
The route trace is displayed by default
Optional layers like start/end markers, directional arrows, and field start indicators remain hidden until you choose to display them
The clean layout allows you to focus on creating routes, while keeping advanced tools easily accessible
Whether you’re creating routes for yourself or for operators in the field, this experience makes route design straightforward and efficient.
🕒 Clear, Unified Route Summaries — Time & Distance Insights
We’ve introduced a consistent system for summarizing route details, giving you reliable insights on every route you create.
Total time, working time, non-working time, and distance are calculated using a unified method
Summaries help you evaluate routes before sharing them with operators
Supports smarter planning and better operational decision-making
🎞️ Familiar, Intuitive Route Playback
Reviewing your created routes is simple and familiar, with a playback experience modeled after popular mobile and fitness apps.
Start playback with a single play button
Use the playback slider for full control after the animation starts
Hide the slider anytime for a clean view of the route
This makes it easy to visualize and refine your routes before they’re shared with operators.
👍 Quick Feedback on Created Routes
We’ve added a straightforward thumbs up / thumbs down feature so you can easily share your feedback on the routes you create.
The feedback option appears after you interact with a route
It refreshes with each change you make, allowing continuous input as you refine your route
Your feedback helps guide ongoing improvements to route creation and execution
📱 Operator-Guided Routes — Share Routes for Use in the Field
With Operator-Guided Routes, you can now share the routes you create directly to a mobile device — giving operators clear, real-time guidance during field operations.
The operator’s current location is displayed alongside the shared route
Routes are presented in an easy-to-follow format, providing clear guidance in the cab or on the go
Designed to support confident execution of planned routes in real-world conditions
This feature bridges the gap between route creation and field execution, making it easier to align team operations.
🎯 Build, Share, and Guide with Confidence
Route Creation and Operator-Guided Routes are now available to all users — providing an end-to-end workflow for creating, reviewing, and guiding field operations with clarity and control.
Whether you’re designing routes in the office or guiding equipment in the field, these tools work together to streamline your operation and enhance team coordination.
🗺️ New: Search by Location on Maps
Finding your fields just got easier. You can now search for a location directly within any map in Launch Pad — whether by entering a place name or precise GPS coordinates.
With this new search feature, you can:
Search by town, city, or region name (e.g., “Red Deer, Alberta, Canada” or “Kern County, California”)
Enter latitude and longitude coordinates for pinpoint accuracy (e.g., 43.499062, -95.078740
)
Instantly zoom to your selected location on the map
This enhancement is perfect for users unfamiliar with local geography — helping you quickly navigate from a known location to your farm or fields, whether you’re working at the regional, national, or global scale.
No matter where you are in Launch Pad, this feature makes it faster and easier to find exactly what you need on the map.
Finding your fields just got easier. You can now search for a location directly within any map in Launch Pad — whether by entering a place name or precise GPS coordinates.
With this new search feature, you can:
Search by town, city, or region name (e.g., “Red Deer, Alberta, Canada” or “Kern County, California”)
Enter latitude and longitude coordinates for pinpoint accuracy (e.g.,
43.499062, -95.078740
)Instantly zoom to your selected location on the map
This enhancement is perfect for users unfamiliar with local geography — helping you quickly navigate from a known location to your farm or fields, whether you’re working at the regional, national, or global scale.
No matter where you are in Launch Pad, this feature makes it faster and easier to find exactly what you need on the map.
🗺️ Exports
New Export Option: FendtONE ISOXML Support
We’re pleased to introduce a dedicated FendtONE ISOXML export option, making it easier for users to generate field operation data compatible with FendtONE monitors. While ISOXML files often look similar across systems, FendtONE requires specific formatting adjustments to ensure seamless operation. With this new export option, you can now create files tailored for FendtONE, with key differences applied automatically, including:
Reduced decimal precision for coordinates and data values (up to 9 decimal places)
ISOXML version set to 4.3.0, as required by FendtONE
This export type is now available alongside other monitor-specific export options in the Verge platform. We’ve worked directly with AGCO’s support team to validate this format — giving you confidence that your exported files will work reliably on FendtONE monitors.
Improved ISOXML Export for Raven Monitors - Smarter Boundary Handling.
With this update, if you choose to export only an inner boundary (such as an exclusion zone) without selecting an exterior boundary, the system will now treat the inner boundary as the exterior boundary in the exported file.
We’re pleased to introduce a dedicated FendtONE ISOXML export option, making it easier for users to generate field operation data compatible with FendtONE monitors. While ISOXML files often look similar across systems, FendtONE requires specific formatting adjustments to ensure seamless operation. With this new export option, you can now create files tailored for FendtONE, with key differences applied automatically, including:
Reduced decimal precision for coordinates and data values (up to 9 decimal places)
ISOXML version set to 4.3.0, as required by FendtONE
This export type is now available alongside other monitor-specific export options in the Verge platform. We’ve worked directly with AGCO’s support team to validate this format — giving you confidence that your exported files will work reliably on FendtONE monitors.
Improved ISOXML Export for Raven Monitors - Smarter Boundary Handling.
With this update, if you choose to export only an inner boundary (such as an exclusion zone) without selecting an exterior boundary, the system will now treat the inner boundary as the exterior boundary in the exported file.
This ensures the ISOXML export meets Raven’s format requirements allowing your
data to load correctly on Raven monitors, even when an exterior boundary isn’t explicitly selected.
This enhancement simplifies the export process and ensures better compatibility with Raven systems.
This ensures the ISOXML export meets Raven’s format requirements allowing your
data to load correctly on Raven monitors, even when an exterior boundary isn’t explicitly selected.
This enhancement simplifies the export process and ensures better compatibility with Raven systems.