Inventory management & logistics - built around how you farm.
Inventory, commitments, hauling, settlements, and reporting - one system, built for farmers and their buyers.
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Pin a stack with zero bars.
Dropping a stack pin and recording a haul-out are the two jobs that have to survive a dead zone. They save on the phone, appear instantly, and replay to the server the moment service returns. Satellite tiles download per region ahead of time, so the map works in the field too - last-synced data is always shown, never a blank spinner.
More on offline →Know your stacks - down to the bale.
Every stack carries bales and tons, hay type, cutting, and an organic attribute. Add grade, test results, a lab report, and photos - shareable per buyer. Inventory decrements automatically as hay leaves, so the totals on Home are always live.
More on inventory →A CRM built for who's actually buying your hay.
Contacts, notes, and import straight from your phone. Private notes and buyer-visible notes are separate columns - the private ones are never disclosed. Assign a whole field, a stack, or a partial quantity to a buyer with an estimated price, and track it committed → hauled → billed → paid.
More on buyers & commitments →Share the map, not a phone call.
Buyers see pickup pins and notes on the same map you do. Record a haul-out - buyer pickup or your own delivery - with a receipt photo, quantity, and date. Assign a driver, or text any trucker a price-blind share link with directions and drop instructions built in.
More on hauling & dispatch →Settle from the ledger, not from memory.
Statements draft themselves from unbilled haul-outs. Confirm final prices, finalize, and the statement becomes an immutable snapshot with a real PDF. Either side can settle - per commitment, the farmer decides whether the farm or the buyer finalizes price and count. A stack can sit on only one live statement at a time, so two parties can never bill the same hay twice.
More on settlements →What's left, what's committed, what's still owed.
Home rolls up tons and stacks by field, live as hay leaves. The commitment tracker shows committed → hauled → billed → paid with an aging meter, billed and unbilled are visible per haul line, and a yield view breaks it all down by field and cutting.
More on reporting →Rules that live in the database, not in the UI.
Multi-user farm orgs with real roles and seats, read-only share links with pricing hidden by default, and a thin, low-privilege app that can't be talked into showing data it shouldn't.
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