Flight Log Syncing via DJI Cloud

FlyFreely can sync your uploaded DJI logs for later assignment to relevant missions.

The FlyFreely platform supports several methods of flight log synchronization, according to the requirements of the user. For general information, comparison and instructions on utilizing the other methods, please see this article.

Uploading Log Files from DJI apps

DJI Go 4

If you're using the Go 4 mobile app, you'll need to manually synchronize your flight records each time you want them to upload.

See the video below for instructions:

DJI Fly

The newer 'DJI Fly' app makes synchronization easier, as it's possible to set automatic syncing from within the app.

See the below video for instructions:

Synchronizing with FlyFreely

Once you've set up cloud sync in the relevant app, you can enter your account details in Fly Freely to start automatic downloads into the platform.

For full instructions on this part of the setup, see the below video:

DJI Account Organisation

When utilising our DJI flight log syncing, there are 3 options:

• Each user has their own DJI account (recommended)
• Each RPA has it's own DJI account
• Generic organisation-wide DJI account
  
  

Each setup has advantages and disadvantages, as summarised below.

Individual Accounts:

Each remote pilot has their own DJI account

Pro: Easy to identify which pilot each log belongs to, as the email is shown on the flight log screen.
Con: Pilots need to ensure they log in and out of their DJI accounts every time they operate.

RPA-Based Accounts:

Pro: The account can remain logged in on each controller.'

Con: Difficult to differentiate when multiple pilots are flying on a single mission.

Generic Account:

Pro: Only one set of login information to keep track of.

Con: May get confusing in organisations with many pilots, or very frequent flight operations.

If you run into any problems while setting up your flight log syncing, please reach out to us at support@flyfreely.io for assistance.