SIGPAC: add plots by tapping recintos

Feature 01A Select mode for farms in Spain Select is the first option beside Draw and Pivot. The recintos, the land units printed on your subsidy paperwork, are outlined on the map with their area. Your existing plots stay in view and nothing is blocked: a recinto that overlaps an old plot can still be selected, so you can rebuild a plot from SIGPAC and delete the old one later. Outside Spain, the map shows Draw and Pivot as before. SIGPAC terms (recinto, parcela, polígono) stay in Spanish in English and Portuguese. Feature 02One plot from several recintos A recinto is a registry unit, and one plot often spans several. Tap every recinto that makes up your plot and ORTH combines them into one plot, even if they are not next to each other. A selected recinto turns blue, tapping it again removes it, and Undo removes the last one. The Total Area chip updates with every tap. The area is calculated from the boundary, so it is an estimate and differs from the official SIGPAC surface. Feature 03Guidance at every step The hint bar tells you to zoom in when recintos are too small to show, when you tapped a road or building instead of a field, and when a recinto cannot be used for a plot, such as urban or mountain land. If SIGPAC is not responding, the bar says so and offers Retry or Draw. Drawing by hand is always one tap away. Feature 04From selection to saved plot, on mobile Continue takes the selection into the usual plot set-up: name the plot, choose its crop and save. The crop is always required, because SIGPAC does not record what is grown. Going back from the name step returns to the map with the same recintos selected, and once saved, those recintos are not offered again. Feature 05Several plots in one session, on web On web, Confirm turns each selection into a card in the Add Plots panel, with its thumbnail, area, an automatic name you can change, and a crop picker. Keep selecting and confirming, then save all the plots at once. Save becomes available when every card has a name and a crop. A confirmed plot’s recintos leave the selectable layer, so the same land cannot be added twice.