Quotes, invoices and payments
Quote, invoice and take payment in one place, with balances that are always current.
Software for poultry farms
Poultry Farms, run on one system.
An egg farm is counted every day: eggs collected, trays sold, feed used, birds lost. Most farms keep those numbers in a workbook that only the owner understands, and find out whether a flock made money long after it matters.
What goes wrong
The problems poultry farms know too well.
Each one, and what it looks like once the ITS Global system is running.
| The problem | How the system solves it |
|---|---|
| The day's eggs in a notebookCollection is written on paper in the shed and copied into a sheet at night, when someone remembers. | The day's production is entered on a phone in the shed, by shed and by grade, and the totals are ready the same evening. |
| Buyers who owe for last weekTraders take trays on credit and pay in parts. What each one owes is a column that rarely balances. | Every sale lands on the buyer's account with a running balance, and a reminder can go out on WhatsApp. |
| Feed and medicine nobody reconcilesFeed bags and medicines arrive, are used and run out. The cost per tray is never worked out. | Feed, medicine and other costs recorded as they are bought and used, so cost per egg is a figure on the dashboard. |
| Production that drops unnoticedA fall in laying rate is the first sign of trouble. On paper it is noticed a week late. | Laying rate per flock tracked daily, so a drop shows the next morning rather than at month end. |
| Workers paid from the cash boxWages and advances are paid from the day's cash. What each worker has received is remembered roughly. | Advances and wages recorded per worker, deducted correctly and shown on their own statement. |
| Not knowing what is leftSales, costs and payments are in different places. Whether the month was profitable is a guess. | Sales, costs and cash in one place, so profit for the day, the month or the flock is one screen. |
What you get
Built for how poultry farms work.
Billing that matches the work
Everything delivered posts to the account as it happens, so the bill matches what was done.
Daily production
The day's production entered on a phone, by shed and grade, with laying rate tracked.
Farm costs
Feed, medicine, wages and other costs, so cost per unit is a figure on the dashboard.
Reports and dashboards
The numbers the owner asks about — sales, collections, costs, people — for any period, without a spreadsheet.
Approvals
Expenses, discounts and purchases approved on a phone, with a record of who agreed and when.
People, attendance and leave
Staff, shifts, attendance and leave in one place, with payroll that adds up.
SalesBillingDaily productionFarm costsReportsApprovalsAttendance
- Operate: Daily production, sales, buyers on account, feed and farm costs on one record.
- Automate: Payment reminders and daily production summaries sent by rule.
- Intelligence: Laying rate, cost per egg and profit per flock and per month.
- A farm is profitable or not one day at a time. The system shows which day you are having.
See it running
The system, as poultry farms use it.
Screens from the live system. In your demo they show data from your own country.
FAQ
Questions poultry farms ask.
It is one system with a version for each industry. The version for poultry farms uses your words, your records and your workflow, and switches on the parts your work actually needs.
Yes. Customers, balances, stock and price lists come in from Excel or your current system, and we check the opening figures with you before you go live.
Yes. It runs in any browser and installs on a phone like an app, so owners and staff can use it on the move.
Clients in Pakistan, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and the UAE, with each country's currency, tax and formats.
Most businesses are running within two to four weeks, including data import and training. The live demo shows you exactly what you would get.
Other industries
The same system, set up for other trades.
Live demo
Request a Live Demo.
See the system running for poultry farms, with data from your country, and ask the people who build it.
