BizForce360 for Agro & Food Processing.
In agro and food, the batch is the business. BizForce360 records the receipt, the inspection, the batch and the expiry, and then follows that batch through production, storage and dispatch — so a recall question has an answer, not a search.
Batch, expiry and quality control from procurement to dispatch.
- Batch control
- Expiry
- QC
- Traceability
The modules a agro & food processing business actually runs.
Grouped the way the work happens, not the way the menu is laid out — every one of these is a live screen in the product.
Procurement and inspection
7What arrived, from whom, and whether it passed.
- Vendors
- Purchase Orders
- Goods Receipt Note
- GRN Draft
- Quality Control
- QC Inspections
- Landed Cost
Batch and stock
7Every movement carries a batch and a date.
- Batches
- Serial Numbers Tracking
- Warehouses
- Stock Counting
- Physical Stock Count
- Damaged Stock Entry
- Breakage Entry
Process and pack
6Raw material into finished goods with a cost per batch.
- Bill of Materials
- Production Orders
- Production Receive
- Goods Issue
- Material Requests
- Item Revaluation
Sell and collect
7Distribution with the batch intact to the last delivery.
- Orders
- Dispatch
- Invoices
- Proof Of Delivery
- Secondary Sales Analysis
- Collections
- Dunning
The loop, step by step.
- 01
Receive
Goods arrive with a GRN; the batch, supplier and quantity are recorded at the gate.
- 02
Inspect
QC records the parameters and the accepted quantity, so rejection is a number on the receipt.
- 03
Process
Issue to a production order, receive the finished batch, and keep both batches linked for traceability.
- 04
Store and move
Warehouse transfers keep the batch; counts catch shrinkage before it becomes a write-off.
- 05
Dispatch
The invoice carries the batch, so a customer query can be traced back to the receipt and the supplier.
Where the money leaks today.
Expiry write-offs
Batch ageing and near-expiry reporting make the stock you are about to lose visible while it still has value.
Traceability under pressure
Batch discipline on every document means a complaint can be answered from the system within minutes.
Quality rejects absorbed silently
Inspections record what was rejected and why, so the supplier conversation is about evidence.
What agro & food processing teams ask first.
Can we track multiple batches of the same item?
Yes, with manufacturing and expiry dates per batch, and stock positions by batch in each warehouse.
Do we capture supplier performance?
Inspection results and purchase history sit against the vendor, so rejection rates per supplier are a report.
Is there a physical count process?
Yes — count sheets, reconciliation against system stock, and posted adjustments with an audit trail.
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All modules
The full catalogue by area, with search.
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See it running with agro & food processing data.
Open the demo business closest to your operation, or ask us for a walkthrough built around how your business actually runs.