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Opening a batch shows its dashboard: a header with actions, a row of tabs, and a default Overview of live performance. This is where you monitor a flock day to day.
Batch overview

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Header actions

ActionWhat it does
PrintPrints the current view.
Batch ReportOpens the printable batch report.
GC ReportOpens the batch report focused on the GC figures.
EditEdits the batch’s settings (profile, program, supervisors, etc.).
Close Batch / Reopen BatchEnds or reopens the cycle. See Closing a batch.

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The tabs

Farmer & batch details (code, placement date, profile, program, GC scheme, status) plus the key charts: Mortality Trends, Feed vs Standard, Body Weight vs Standard, and FCR Trend — each comparing live data to the bird profile.
The batch program laid out against the flock’s calendar, showing what feed/medicine is due on each day and what’s been delivered.
Every medication/vaccination recorded for the batch, with products and quantities.
The detailed day-by-day performance table — bird stock, feed intake, body weight, FCR, and feed stock for every day, grouped by week, with actual figures alongside the standard.
Batch report tab
Current feed and medicine stock for the batch — purchased, consumed/transferred, and remaining, by product.
A feed-demand forecast using the batch program, lead time, and safety stock — so you can order feed before the farm runs out.
Three transaction logs — one each for bird, feed, and medicine movements on this batch.
A complete transaction journal for the batch. Visible only with the Journal & GC permission.
The Grower Contract worksheet — performance vs standard, cost breakdown, and the calculated payment. Visible only with the Journal & GC permission. See GC calculation.

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Editing entries from the dashboard

Within the transaction and day-entry logs on the batch, you can drill into and remove individual lines (a single day entry, a transaction line, or a medication line) without leaving the batch — handy for quick corrections.
The Overview charts are the quickest health check: if the actual line is tracking close to the dashed standard line on body weight and FCR, the flock is on plan.