Module
Movement & Compliance
Plan pig flow across your network, build loads, and put a manifest in the trucker's hand — on a phone. Movement records tie back to production lots and feed straight into costing, so a load is both an operational event and a financial one.
What it does
Loads & manifests
- Schedule loads with pig-flow routing across your farm network
- Generate manifests crews can pull up on a phone at loadout
- Record each movement against the originating and receiving lot
- Driver and site assignment for every scheduled load
Compliance & records
- Movement records retained for audit with the supporting detail
- Biosecurity-aware routing between sites
- Cross-reference loads against schedules to catch what didn't happen
How it works
- 1
Plan the load
Schedule the move — origin, destination, head count — against the production lots involved.
- 2
Build the manifest
Generate the manifest; the loadout crew opens it on a phone, no paper book required.
- 3
Execute & record
Confirm the move; the movement stamps both lots and the head counts update.
- 4
Reconcile
Scheduled vs executed loads cross-check, so a missed or short load is visible, not lost.
KPIs this module tracks
How it connects
A movement is one real-world event with a financial sidecar: the load updates production head counts and lot flow, and its freight and cost roll into Financial against the right lot. Site definitions are shared with Labor & HR geofences, and overdue or short loads surface in the Operations Hub.
Movement & Compliance keeps pig flow and the paperwork that follows it in one place. Because every load is recorded against production lots and carries its cost into Financial, the move you scheduled this morning is already part of tonight’s numbers.
Frequently asked
Can drivers see manifests without a paper book?
Do movements update production head counts?
Does it cross-check what was scheduled against what shipped?
See Movement & Compliance on your operation.
20 minutes, tailored to how you run.