Overview 

This article explains how to track weight loss with Cropster. 
The post-roast data collection includes tracking the end weight and weight loss percentage:

Instructions

Tracking the weight loss with Cropster

Cropster offers two ways to track your weight loss:

1. Calculated weight loss
2. Expected weight loss 

Calculated weight loss

After you manually track the end weight for at least ten roasts of a profile, Cropster calculates the average weight loss % of those batches. 
This average becomes your expected weight loss, which Cropster then uses to pre-fill the end weight field for future roasts.

Expected weight loss 

Include an expected weight loss percentage when building new profiles in C-sar.
If you provide an expected weight loss percentage, Cropster will automatically calculate the batch’s final weight for you.

If you have further questions, feedback, or concerns, please submit a support ticket directly from support.cropster.com.