AgriPower is a farm ERP: a single system where plots, field operations, labour, stock, harvest, delivery and the packing station share the same reference data. Nothing to reconcile between two tools.
Each module stands on its own, but their value comes from the assembly: shared reference data is what makes cost of production possible, and what lets the producer's delivery note reach the packing station by itself. The screens below are realistic illustrations with fictitious data.
The foundation. You describe the farm once: farms, plots and blocks, crops, varieties and plant types. Each planting then ties a plot to a season.
Fertigation programmes, the plant-protection treatment register and the farm actions raised by technical visits live in the same place as the plots they concern.
The team leader clocks workers in with a phone and an NFC card, even with no network. The field app also holds tasks, findings and harvest, and synchronises when the connection returns.
Purchase requests, purchase orders, goods receipts, stores and issues to the farms. Stock is kept up to date movement by movement, even offline thanks to the stub book.
Harvest is recorded packed or in bulk. The delivery note (BL) comes out of it: number, QR and short code, printable in A5 landscape, with the Global G.A.P certificate and the latest plant-protection treatment.
The office assigns a delivery note to a driver and a vehicle. A load groups several delivery notes, and the driver finds theirs on their phone, ready to present at reception.
For a connected station, the producer's delivery note arrives by itself. When the truck arrives, the station scans the QR, weighs, counts the cartons and takes the temperature, then validates: the reception code comes back onto the producer's delivery note.
The delivery note issued by the producer reaches the connected station by itself. Reception and quality control come back onto the original delivery note.
The producer issues their delivery note. A copy, without price, plot or treatments, is sent to the station.
On arrival the driver shows the QR. The station scans it, weighs, counts the cartons and takes the temperature.
The reception code is carried onto the producer's delivery note, which moves to "received, quality control pending".
The station records rejects per line, with their reason. The result goes back to the producer on their delivery note.
Each delivery is priced as a direct sale or as a settlement. Payments, deposit and balance included, are reconciled with the sales, and deliveries not yet priced stay visible.
Costs (labour, inputs, equipment, transport, overheads) are charged to plantings using explicit allocation keys, never guessed. The executive dashboard consolidates everything.
Farm software that demands a permanent connection is unusable in the field. Plots are often out of coverage, team leaders carry modest phones, and a morning of picking cannot stop because a server is not answering.
AgriPower clock-in therefore runs locally on the device and syncs when it can. Conflicts are resolved on upload without losing entries, and the team leader can see clearly what is already synced and what is still waiting.
Nobody needs to see everything. Permissions and views follow the role.
Cost of production per plot and per season, cycle progress, payroll, comparison across farms.
Upcoming operations, plot status, input consumption, harvest yields day by day.
Clock-in, task assignment, weighing entry. A short interface, usable one-handed, offline.
Orders, receipts, stock, consolidated hours for payroll, delivery notes ready to invoice.
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