GAIN / Alerting & Field Delivery
GAIN learns how each location on your property normally behaves, watches the shape of the trend rather than a single reading, and routes what it finds by mobile push, text (SMS), or email — with automatic escalation as severity rises.
The alerting engine
Comparing a number against a fixed threshold is the least an alerting system can do. GAIN works a layer underneath: it learns how each SmartLocation actually behaves — how fast it drains, how it answers heat and wind, where its salinity normally sits — and then watches the rate and direction of change. A reading that is still inside your threshold but outside that location's normal pattern gets caught, which is exactly the case a flat threshold misses.
Where alerts come from
Moisture, temperature, and salinity limits per location, defined by your team — the boundaries you want GAIN to watch.
Predictive detection against each location's learned baseline, issued before visible turf, vine, or crop stress — while the surface still looks healthy.
Severity decides the channel instead of a person deciding, and an urgent alert that goes unacknowledged escalates rather than quietly expiring in an inbox.
Delivery channels
GAIN delivers alerts across three channels — in-app mobile push inside the GAIN app, text (SMS), and email — and routes by severity instead of asking anyone to configure every case. Anything a crew needs in the field becomes an assignable task, so urgent work is already owned before anyone opens a laptop.
Live in the app, pinned to the location
Every alert lands in the GAIN mobile app with the location, the severity, and the evidence behind it. Push notifications carry the urgent items; the rest waits quietly in the alert list for whoever opens the app next.
Critical and time-bound events
When a location is going dry fast, a line has been lost, or salinity or heat spikes suddenly, GAIN sends a text to whoever is on call — the one channel that cuts through a locked phone screen and a busy morning.
The full record and daily briefing
Email carries everything that matters but can wait: the morning briefing, trend changes at depth, leaching suggestions, and the complete alert record for the people who review the whole property at once.
When a location needs hands on it
The moment an anomaly is worth walking to, it becomes an assigned task with a location, a due time, and the evidence attached — and the next ten-minute readings verify whether the fix worked.
The quiet is the point. Alerts are issued by exception, measured against what your own ground normally does — so a still day means a still phone, and the ones that do arrive are the ones worth walking to.
From alert to done
GAIN doesn't stop at telling you something needs attention. The moment an alert is worth acting on, it becomes a task with a location, a severity, the evidence behind it, an owner, and a due time. Crews close it from the mobile app, and the next ten-minute readings verify whether the fix worked — so the anomaly never has to be re-explained or chased through group texts.
Named and evidenced
Every alert carries the location, the severity, and the readings behind it — no mystery numbers.
Assigned and owned
Tasks name an owner and a due time, created the moment the alert is worth walking to.
Verified by the ground
The next readings confirm the outcome automatically, so the loop closes itself.
Crew messaging threads directly to a task, a zone, or a GPS-pinned location, so every conversation carries its own map context. See the full task and messaging system on the GAIN page.
Walk your property with us and we'll show GAIN's alerting on your own locations.
