IrriCheck Pulse review
Turns diverse sensor readings into hourly updates and block-level irrigation recommendations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
IrriCheck Pulse is a cloud-based irrigation scheduling platform for agricultural users who need to turn soil-moisture and other IoT sensor readings into irrigation guidance. It combines sensor data with crop, soil, weather, and irrigation-system information, then presents recommendations by orchard or block in water-volume or runtime units. Hourly processing and seven-day recommendations suit growers managing multiple blocks or sensor types; the platform is available through web, iOS, and Android apps, as well as desktop deployment.
Sensor compatibility is a central strength. Pulse integrates with probes from AquaCheck, DFM Technologies, AquaSpy, Pessl Instruments, Gentick Electronics, and Greenshield, and supports mixed probe, sensor, and telemetry combinations in one platform. Its supported inputs extend beyond soil-moisture probes to weather stations, rain gauges, canopy sensors, dam-level sensors, in-line EC meters, flow meters, canal sensors, dendrometers, and sap-flow sensors. Recommendations use volumetric soil-moisture readings and crop water-use data alongside phenology, root depth, soil type, weather forecasts, and irrigation parameters. Consulting agents are available for irrigation scheduling and data management, which may suit growers wanting support interpreting their inputs as well as software.
The published product information describes recommendations and scheduling, not direct remote operation of irrigation equipment. Growers seeking a platform to issue control commands should check that distinction before choosing Pulse. Pricing follows a contact-sales model, and the product page invites users to request a demo rather than presenting public plan tiers. Email and phone support are listed. Pulse is a stronger fit for growers whose priority is combining varied sensor feeds into block-level decisions, particularly when consulting support is useful; those who need published self-serve pricing or confirmed remote control should compare alternatives.
IrriCheck Pulse pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Processes data from multiple IoT sensors hourly
- Shows live seven-day recommendations by orchard or block
- Supports probes and mixed sensor and telemetry combinations
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing is handled through sales rather than published plans
- Recommendations depend on connecting and interpreting sensor data
- Direct remote control of irrigation equipment is not specified
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