A tour of the batch view — overview charts and every analysis tab.
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.
The batch Overview — farmer details plus mortality, feed, body-weight, and FCR-vs-standard charts.
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.
Daily Schedule
The batch program laid out against the flock’s calendar, showing what feed/medicine is due on each day and what’s been delivered.
Medications
Every medication/vaccination recorded for the batch, with products and quantities.
Batch
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.
The Batch tab — the full day-by-day performance table.
Stock
Current feed and medicine stock for the batch — purchased, consumed/transferred, and remaining, by product.
Projection
A feed-demand forecast per feed grade — forecast total, delivered, consumed, stock, days of supply, and a reorder status (Order Now / Order Soon / On Track), plus a Buy shortcut that opens a pre-filled feed purchase. The figures are calculated by the feed projection method set on the batch’s program. Also lists the medicine/vaccine schedule. See Feed projection.
The Projection tab — one row per feed grade, with forecast and reorder status.
Birds / Feed / Medicine
Three transaction logs — one each for bird, feed, and medicine movements on this batch.
Journal
A complete transaction journal for the batch. Visible only with the Journal & GC permission.
GC Calculation
The Grower Contract worksheet — performance vs standard, cost breakdown, and the calculated payment. Visible only with the Journal & GC permission. See GC calculation.
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.
