Move from Cropwise to Planva in 2026

For a team on Cropwise Operations, the move is a seamless move to Planva from your current platform. The Planva team runs the migration with you, and you choose which reference lists go across. The timeline depends on the volume and quality of your data and is agreed with you. Migration is included in the contract, and agronomists on the Planva support team help your team check the imported data and start working in the new system.

Ibragim ShirinovCreative director

How the move works

  1. You sign in with your Cropwise account and choose the reference lists to bring across.
  2. Planva imports them as background jobs. For each list you see the status and the number of records created, updated, unchanged and not transferred.
  3. Your agronomists and dispatcher review fields, machines and tasks, with agronomists from the Planva support team available to help.
  4. Your team starts planning and issuing machine tasks in Planva once the imported data checks out.

The timeline depends on the volume and quality of your data and is agreed with you at the start.

Planva keeps field data in-country or on your own servers. After the move, the work continues in one system: field register, agroplans, machine tasks with tracks and fuel events, alarms and reconciliation reports.

What can transfer

  • Fields and field groups
  • Crops and seasons
  • Machines and tracker bindings
  • Machine tasks
  • Agro operations

The final list depends on what your current system holds and on the lists you select. The Planva team confirms it with you before the move begins. Use the migration checklist to decide whether that move fits before cutover.

Who should not move

Stay where you are if your current platform already supports your field workflow and the links to other systems you rely on. Test any proposed improvement before replacing a system your team depends on.

Keep the old subscription running in parallel until you are confident that the imported data is complete.

Common questions

Pricing depends on acreage, modules, deployment model and implementation scope, and is fixed in the proposal and contract. Migration is included in the contract.

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