Ag Leader Helps Farmers Take Control of Guidance Lines with Latest AgFiniti Release

Nov 13, 2025

The latest firmware update from Ag Leader delivers powerful new guidance line management capabilities that bring flexibility and simplicity directly to AgFiniti. Farmers can now import, view, manage, and export guidance lines all in one place, with no extra software required.

Removing a Pain Point

For many farmers, managing guidance lines has been a persistent pain point. While SMS, Ag Leader's desktop data management software, has been a trusted tool, some users wanted a simpler, more mobile-friendly way to get the job done. With this update, Ag Leader delivers exactly that. Farmers can now manage guidance lines right from their phone, making it easier than ever to stay connected across their entire operation.

Dealers benefit too. Previously unable to remotely access SMS for customer support, dealers can now access guidance line data for faster, more responsive service. In the cab, users save time troubleshooting issues, like lines created in the wrong direction, before they become frustrations. Users can also view and refine lines without losing data. Even organizing and reordering guidance groups is now smoother and more intuitive.With these improvements, Ag Leader removes barriers in guidance line management, empowering farmers and dealers alike to stay connected, efficient, and in control.

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