Know the current season status
See completed work, in-progress routes, and remaining coverage without opening one job at a time.
Spraying operations, made understandable
ONTRA turns individual Slingshot jobs and spray logs into one trusted, queryable dataset for Agriculture Fieldman managers and municipal vegetation programs.
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The operational gap
Slingshot captures individual jobs well. But managers are responsible for the whole program: what has been sprayed, what remains, and whether the records are complete enough to report with confidence.
Season record
How ONTRA works
ONTRA creates a dependable layer between field records and the questions managers need to answer.
Bring individual Slingshot jobs and spray logs together on a consistent schedule.
Normalize fields, connect related records, and preserve a path back to the source.
Explore program status through maps, metrics, GIS layers, and reporting-ready data.
What changes
See completed work, in-progress routes, and remaining coverage without opening one job at a time.
Follow metrics and mapped activity back to the original source records when something needs verification.
Supply clean data to GIS teams, reporting workflows, and the tools your municipality already trusts.
Designed around correctness
A polished dashboard is only useful when managers understand where the numbers came from. ONTRA keeps source lineage visible and makes incomplete data easier to find.
How we think about trusted data →Field resources
The longer view
ONTRA is working toward a shared foundation for how spray logs are collected, understood, and used—so municipalities can build the tools their programs actually need.
Start with a real question
Begin with one WCR, one operator, or one reporting problem. We’ll work backward from the answer you need.
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