Farm Management Software | Workflow Organization
Small Farm Management Software is for those looking to organize farm workflow with business process management. Specifically, it’s for remove farming frustrations due to employee mistakes and miscommunication.
For this reason, we designed user-friendly farm software with management tools for organizing a farm, from the front gate to the back—systematically!
System100 has a training staff experienced in process management for guiding small business owners in setting up workflow processes that bring order to the business of farming.
The Farming Industry feeds the world! With this in mind, we believe we can play a role by providing solutions to farming business professionals and many other industries worldwide.
Farm Management Software | Tools that Work
In our Demo Video, you’ll see Project Tracking and Scheduling, Time Tracking, Preventative Maintenance, HR Systems, and many other features. All designed to bring about a Symphony of Order for any type farm.
In order to KNOW and UNDERSTAND the ROI (return on investment) for farm software, one must have a statistical tracking system. For this reason, System100 features a tool called the “System Buster Locator” that tracks the cost of farming errors and all 9 types of waste.
With this system in place, it is easy to determine the ROI and true benefits of our management system.
Farm Operations Manual | Document Management
Build a Farm Operations Manual, using our SOP (Standard Operating Procedures) Templates. The System100 Document Management systems assures easy access for all employees.
Custom Farm Management System | For the Creative
A ground-breaking feature of System100™ is, it supports creating custom systems, without the need of programmers. As a result, System100 can mirror the way you want YOUR farm to operate in the real world!
Most, so-called, EASY farm software on the market supports little to NO options for making changes and/or revisions; or, without requesting enhancements from the software’s developer.
Farmer in Missouri like to say, “Show me!” … So, take a look!
