The feeding times you gave during setup are not fixed. You can change them whenever you like, and the report re-grades immediately.
Where
At the bottom of the Feeding & push-up schedule card on any report:
- Improve schedule results? if you have never set times
- Edit my times if you have
Either opens an editor with the same two questions as setup.
What you can change
Your usual feeding times — up to six, added with Add another time and removed with the ✕. Roughly right is fine.
How often feed is pushed up — a dropdown: Not sure / varies, Every 2 hours, Every 4 hours, Every 6 hours, Every 8 hours, Twice a day, Once a day.
Click Save my schedule and you get Schedule saved — comparing it to what we detected. The card re-grades against your new times straight away.
You must give at least one feeding time to save — otherwise you will see Add at least one feeding time.
When it is worth editing
Your routine changed. New shift pattern, new feeder, summer versus winter timing. Grading against last season’s times produces meaningless “missed feeding” counts.
You guessed during setup. Most people do, because setup happens while they are waiting for an upload. Come back once you have seen a report and put in what you actually aim for.
Everything is being marked late. If every delivery reads ~35m later than your 06:00, the honest question is whether you actually feed at 06:00 or at 06:35. The report is measuring reality against your stated intention — if the intention was aspirational, change it and get a grade that means something.
A time is never confirmed. We couldn’t confirm a feeding near your 18:00 on every single day usually means that feeding does not happen any more. Remove it.
When to leave it blank
If your times move around by a couple of hours depending on the day, a fixed schedule grades you against a target you never had, and every count becomes noise.
Leave it empty. You still get the full picture of what happened, and the card describes your typical rhythm from what was actually detected rather than from times you supplied. That is more useful than a bad grade.
This is not a correction
Editing your schedule changes what the report is compared against. It does not change which events were detected, and it will not make a missed delivery appear.
If deliveries are genuinely being missed, that is a detection problem — see Tag your feed vehicles. Fix the events first, then judge the schedule.
It carries forward
Your saved times apply to future reports for that farm too, so you only have to get it right once.