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# How to link John Deere Operations Center User Guide
This page goes through how to link John Deere Operations Center to FieldAgent and how to import and export data.
## Set Up the John Deere Operations Center Connection
The connection between FieldAgent and John Deere Operations Center is setup and managed on the FieldAgent Admin page.
### Connect John Deere Ops Center on FieldAgent Desktop
To login through FieldAgent Desktop:
1. Launch the FieldAgent Desktop App.
2. Log in to FieldAgent.
3. Click the Gear Icon in the top right corner and select Cloud Dashboard on dropdown.
4. From the Administration Page menu, click ↔ Connections on left hand pane.
5. Click Connect to John Deere Operations Center link on the right.
6. Sign into your John Deere Operations Center Account.
7. Click on Allow Access button to allow access for FieldAgent to access your John Deere account.
8. Select the organization from the list.
Note: If you only have one organization, it is selected by default and no action is necessary, so click Cancel.
9. Check the organization to confirm the selection and then click Save.
10. Go back to the connections tab on admin page in order to see if John Deere Operations Center is connected.
### Import Fields from John Deere Operations Center
Follow the steps below to import fields from John Deere Operations Center.
1. From the Administration Page menu, click Fields, and then click "Import Fields from John Deere Operations Center".
2. You can sort the fields by Organization, Client, and Farm, currently imported fields, and select fields to import.
3. Once the field(s) have been selected, click Import Fields button. If you missed or forgot a field, this process can be repeated as needed.
4. View the status message up on the top.
5. Once the import is complete, an email will be sent to confirm the import.
## Export Field from FieldAgent to John Deere Operations Center (FA Desktop)
Follow steps below to export field(s) or mosaic(s) from FieldAgent Desktop to John Deere Operations Center, follow instructions below.
1. Select the survey to export to John Deere Operations Center.
2. Navigate down to Field Boundary under zones
3. To export, left-click on the gear icon and click on Export.
4. Select "John Deere" on the dropdown from the "Export To" field. In addition, you can change the export name to change the name of the field boundary when it gets exported to John Deere Operations Center.
5. Click Export button.
6. Once the export is complete, a Success dialog box displays. Then click Close button.
7. If necessary, you can repeat these steps for any of the following datasets in FieldAgent:
* Field Boundary
* QuickTile RGB, NIR and NDVI
* Full Mosaic
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