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Farms

A farm is the central workspace in Eyesotope. Everything — fields, seasons, inventory, equipment, team members — belongs to a farm. Think of it as your organization or company within the platform.

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Key Concepts

Multi-Farm Support

You can create and belong to multiple farms, making it easy to manage separate operations or clients.

Unique Identifier

Each farm has a unique UUID that can be copied (like GitHub repository IDs) for API integrations.

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Creating a Farm

  1. Navigate to the Farm page from the user dropdown
  2. Click Create Farm
  3. Enter the farm name
  4. You’ll be assigned as the Admin automatically

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Switching Between Farms

If you belong to multiple farms, you can switch between them:
  1. Go to Farm in the user dropdown
  2. Your active farm is marked with a green “active” badge
  3. Click Switch on any farm to make it your active workspace
When you switch farms, all data in the dashboard updates to reflect the selected farm — fields, seasons, inventory, and team members all change accordingly.

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Farm Management

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Editing a Farm

Farm admins can update the farm details:
  1. Go to Farm page
  2. Click the Edit button on the farm card
  3. Update the name, upload a farm logo, and save
  4. The farm logo appears in the sidebar and farm selector

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Copying the Farm UUID

Each farm has a unique UUID for API integrations. Click the copy button on the farm card to copy it to your clipboard.

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Deactivating a Farm

If you need to deactivate a farm (soft delete):
  1. Go to Farm page
  2. Click the Deactivate button
  3. Type the farm name to confirm (this is a safety measure)
  4. Click Deactivate
Deactivating a farm is a significant action. While it doesn’t permanently delete data, the farm will no longer be accessible to any members. Only farm admins can perform this action.

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Active Farm Indicator

Your currently active farm is displayed in the user dropdown at the top-right corner of the dashboard, showing the farm name with an “active” badge. This helps you always know which farm’s data you’re viewing.