Operations · Planning · Intelligence for poultry

Every shed. Every flock.
One truth.

From the 6am round in the shed to the P&L at head office, Poulty runs your poultry business — broiler, layer, breeder and hatchery — on one set of numbers everyone can trust. Entered once, by the person in the shed — never re-typed. Not another ERP.

No public sign-up — we set up your account with you, farm by farm.

House 4 · Cobb 500 broiler
Day 35 of 42 · 9,000 placed · 8,784 live
D35
FCR (cumulative)1.55feed ÷ live-weight gain
Mortality2.4%· 216 lost of 9,000
Feed today1,710 kg· 34 bags
Avg live weight2.21 kgday 35 weighing
Water4,120 Llogged 6:04 am
3 entries queued · no signal
Offline-first

No signal in the shed?
Nothing waits. Nothing is lost.

Your operator logs mortality, feed, weight and water standing in the house — on the phone already in their pocket, working fully offline. Entries queue on the device and sync the moment they're back in range — then flow straight into the KPIs and the owner's dashboard on their own, ready for the supervisor to seal at that evening's day-close. One record replaces the paper register, the spreadsheets and the WhatsApp group nobody trusts by month-end.

6:04 am · logged in the shed7:12 am · synced — on the owner's dashboard6:00 pm · sealed at day-close
Metrics that hold up

One definition. Every farm. No arguments.

Every KPI is defined once, and each metric knows what kind of flock it belongs to — so when your GM compares two farms, they're comparing the same number computed the same way. Not three managers' three spreadsheets.

FCR
cumulative feed consumed ÷ live-weight gain

Feed conversion the way a nutritionist reads it — cumulative, against gain. Broiler and breeder flocks only.

Hen-Day %
eggs laid ÷ live hens present that day

Computed on true live bird-days, not birds housed — so a culled cage doesn't quietly flatter the curve.

Hatchability %
chicks hatched ÷ eggs set

Tracked through the real path: setter → candling → hatch, with clears and culls accounted for, not inferred.

Each metric knows its flock: a layer never shows an FCR. A broiler never shows an egg curve. Modelled on the breeds you actually run — Vencobb, Hy-Line W-80, BV380, Cobb500.
Who it's for

From the 6am round to settlement day.

Whatever you run — broiler, layer, breeder or hatchery; your own farms or contract growers — the same numbers serve everyone.

6:00 AM · IN THE SHED

The shed operator

Logs the round in seconds on a phone that works without signal — mortality picks, feed, water, in the same sequence they already walk. Faster than paper, not slower.

6:00 PM · FARM OFFICE

The farm & region manager

Closes the day, fixes mistakes by adding corrections — the original never disappears — and rolls KPIs up across houses and sites. Until the day is closed, no report goes out.

ANY TIME · HEAD OFFICE

The owner or GM

Sees every farm's FCR, mortality and batch P&L side by side, plans the next cycle, and settles grower accounts — all off the same numbers the operator entered.

SETTLEMENT DAY · BOTH SIDES

The integrator & the grower

Grower payments — including FCR- and mortality-based bonuses — are calculated from the same locked daily records both sides can see. Settlement becomes arithmetic, not an argument.

Built to be trusted

History you can't quietly rewrite.

You've seen a mortality figure change between the shed and the report. Poulty is built so that can't happen silently.

Append-only records

Day 22 mortality: 12
+ correction: 21 (counted at dusk pick)

A mistake is fixed with a correction, not a delete. The original and the fix both stay visible, with who and when.

Supervisor day-close

Every day is sealed by a supervisor. You always know which numbers are final — and which are still the shed's working figures.

Your data is yours alone

Two customers can never see each other's data. That wall is built into the foundation of the database — not a setting anyone can flip off by mistake.

Your operation, mapped honestly

Flexible up top.
Solid as steel below.

Up top you draw your company however you're organised — org, business unit, region. Below the farm you map what's physically there — the site with a pin on the map, the houses, the zones inside them. The top half bends to your business; the bottom half is solid, because steel doesn't move. One farm today, a multinational integrator tomorrow — same platform, same shape.

Organisation drawn however you're organised
Business unit · Region redraw it any time
the farm gate
Farm · Site a pin on the map
House · Zone steel doesn't move
Flock flows through — placed, grown, harvested
Runs anywhere · deep everywhere

Built for how farmers run poultry.

Poulty is built for the world — the same platform runs a single farm or a multinational integrator, in any market. Egg rates, taxes, paperwork and contract rules are set for your market and updated as they change — so Poulty works the way your market actually works, without a special build.

The whole operation

Four lifecycles. Thirty-plus modules. One system.

Broiler, layer, breeder and hatchery are first-class lifecycles — and everything around the bird moves on the same record, so a decision at head office reaches the shed without anyone re-typing it.

Broiler
FCR 1.68 · liveability 96.2%
Layer
Hen-Day 97.2% · egg wt 57.3 g
Breeder
Fertility 93.4% · settable 88%
Hatchery
Hatchability 84.6% · setter → hatch
Feed millProcessingProcurementInventoryPlanningContracts & settlementEgg salesPricingHealth & vaccinationsMortality & dispositionWater & weightsHarvestDay-closeStock reconciliationAlertsReporting
See it for yourself

See it running on your own operation.

No generic demo. Bring your flock types, your farms and your numbers, and we'll show you Poulty working the way you actually run — 30 minutes, your breed's benchmarks on screen.

Not ready to talk? Ask for a sample day-close report instead.