Intuitive Dashboard

With the intuitive AFS Connect dashboard, you see a real-time view of what is happening on the machine. The user-friendly graphics provide you with key equipment parameters, such as:

• Standard engine, oil and fuel information for all makes
• Propretary yield, flow and moisture information for supported Case IH models
• Manager alerts for maintenance and error codes

Ease of Use

All of these features in a format that's easy to understand, so you can manage your operation more efficiently than ever before. You can't get that with any other system.

You Control Your Fleet

AFS Connect provides you with fleet management, machine status and security features that lead the way in providing you with real control over your operation

Flexibility

It works on just about any piece of equipment from combines to trucks, even outside the Case IH product line. This provides you with a unifying system to monitor, control and manage your operation and data on mixed fleets.

24/7/365 Support

AFS Connect is backed by our 24/7/365 support network, which is always available for assistance calls with equipment. Whether it's midday or midnight, we're ready to help.

You Control Your Data

Only AFS Connect lets you decide who sees your agronomic information. So, not only do you control your equipment but you also control it's data.

Can I exchange data with other systems? Can I change brands and keep my data?

Case IH Answer: As a founding member of OADA,* Case IH adheres to the organization’s standards of data security, privacy and interoperability for the entire agriculture industry. These standards make it easy to analyze and share mixed-fleet data and to keep your fleet and maintenance management system up to date and interconnected as your fleet changes. Not every equipment manufacturer or precision farming technology supplier is an OADA member; ask before you make a telematics technology investment decision.

Who can see my data on my farm, at my dealership and at your company?

Case IH Answer: Some permissions are predefined by the system, but most are determined by the producer. Generally, access is restricted to what is needed to support a farmer. When you set up your system, you can assign different types of user profiles based on your preferences: Customer Manager (owner), Customer Operator, Support/Hotline.

How will you use my data?

Case IH Answer: Select machine data is collectively analyzed to drive quality improvements. No one at Case IH or your dealership has access to your agronomic data.

How long can data remain on your server?

Case IH Answer: Data is saved in the cloud for AFS Connect™ for 18 months. If desired, longer-term archival storage can be performed on your local drive.

What happens to my data when I sell my equipment?

Case IH Answer: Your information belongs to you, not the machine. Your data stays with you and your modem.

Will you sell my data?

Case IH Answer: No. We will only share agronomic data with third parties to provide the services to which YOU subscribe.

If I opt not to share my agronomic data with you, will I still be able to see and use my own data in your telematics system?

Case IH Answer: Yes

*Open Ag Data Alliance (OADA) is an organization designed to bring security and privacy to agricultural data.

Farmer Owned Data Systems

All data generated or entered by the farmer, his/her employees or his/her machines is controlled by that farmer, while using open industry standards for optional secure data sharing. This allows producers to realize the full value of their data and the right to select what can be shared and with whom.

Safe and Secure Data Systems

The systems are designed to be secure in maintaining or transmitting information without compromising the producer’s privacy or sensitive information.

Integrated and Open Data Systems

Should they choose, farmers are able to share data with Case IH or third parties through a system that incorporates technologies that allow and require producers to identify which data may be shared. This reduces complexity by providing a platform for farmers to seamlessly and simply leverage the data they produce. Case IH will only share agronomic data with third parties to provide the services to which the producer subscribes.

Evolving Data Systems

Data systems will comply with industry standards for data communications, yet remain flexible to change as the needs and access for agricultural data expand and evolve. Permissions are predefined by the system, but most are determined by the producer. Generally, access is restricted to what is needed to support a farmer. When a producer sets up his/her system, he/she can assign different types of user profiles: Customer Manager (owner), Customer Operator, Support/Hotline.