Feedlot · Reports & today

Everyone who deals with your cattle gets a report of their own.

Owners, vendors, buyers and auditors each get one made from the records your team already keeps. Your office gets its own, ready each morning.

Every report, for its reader

  1. For the owner and their agent

    Their cattle through the crush, live.

    Animal session

    A link that updates while the run is on: every head as it comes through, its weight and its gate. No prices and no staff names.

    Shared link
  2. For the owner

    Every charge, traced to an animal and a day.

    Tax invoice

    Emailed with the PDF and a link. The owner can open any line down to one animal’s day, and your costs and margins stay out.

    Email · PDF
  3. For the vendor and the carrier

    What came off the truck, counted against the NVD.

    Arrival report

    Emailed with the PDF, the NVD attached. Choose what it prints, for this report or every one.

    Email · PDF
  4. For the buyer

    Every booking, and the head ready for it.

    Offtake programme

    Emailed with the PDF and a link that stays live. Only their own bookings, never your pens, owners or who you buy from.

    Shared link
  5. For the owner and the insurer

    Each death, with its cause, treatments and sign-off.

    Mortality report

    Emailed with the PDF and a link they can print from, signed by your manager.

    Email · PDF
  6. For the vendor or the nutritionist

    How their cattle are growing, as it happens.

    Mob report

    A live link with the parts you choose to share: head, weights and gain, treatments and the animals themselves.

    Shared link
  7. For the buyer and the carrier

    Every truck that left, with its head and weights.

    Cattle dispatch report

    Emailed with the PDF, the NVD attached.

    Email · PDF
  8. For the owner

    What their cattle gained and cost, once they leave.

    Dispatch closeout

    Emailed as a PDF: days on feed, weights in and out, gain, and every cost line against what’s been invoiced.

    Email · PDF
  9. For the auditor

    The checklist, filled in, with the evidence behind it.

    NFAS audit pack

    Saved as a PDF or printed, with the evidence folder: a folder for each checklist item, holding its files.

    PDF · Print
  10. For your bookkeeper

    Invoices in Xero, and payments back.

    Xero

    Issued invoices and credit notes go to your Xero, and payments applied there come back to PaddockPath.

    Xero
  11. For the feedlot manager

    What happened, and what needs acting on today.

    Home

    The first page each morning: the day strip, what needs attention, and whether last night’s runs finished.

    Office web
  12. For the whole team

    Whether last night’s runs finished.

    Overnight

    Four runs each night: age classes, weather, weight forecasts and costs. A run counts as finished only once it has written its work.

    Office web
  13. For the general manager

    Last night’s checks, each problem priced.

    Data integrity

    The checks run every night and come back as problems, each in dollars, head, loads or days, money first.

    Office web
  14. For the general manager

    How close every weight forecast landed.

    Forecast accuracy

    Each weigh scored against the forecast made before it, the misses shown with the hits. Export the weighs as CSV.

    Office web
  15. For the livestock manager

    Every animal’s weight, by days on feed.

    Weight analysis

    One dot a head: its expected weight against its days on feed, coloured by weight band, with each pen set beside the others.

    Office web
  16. For the feedlot manager

    The feed run against the plan.

    Operational efficiency

    Feed delivered against the plan, weighted by tonnes, and the minutes from first mix to last drop.

    Office web
  17. For the feed crew

    Every pen’s last five fed days, on paper.

    Pen report

    Head, bunk calls, kg a head and ration for each pen, printed Compact or Detailed.

    PDF · Print
  18. For the feedlot manager

    Five days of feed, and what’s running out.

    Feed summary

    Feed by pen, ration and ingredient over five days, saved as a PDF or emailed.

    Email · PDF
  19. For the livestock manager

    Today’s flags, withholding and deaths.

    Yard status

    Animal and pen flags, head under withholding by when they clear, and the week’s deaths, saved as a PDF or emailed.

    Email · PDF
  20. For the livestock manager and the auditor

    Each day’s weather and heat load, from your own station.

    Daily weather

    Read from your station every night, with heat load worked hour by hour against the threshold in your own risk assessment, and the week ahead.

    Office web
  21. For the general manager

    One owner’s cattle, over their whole stay.

    Cohort report

    A saved, live report for an owner, a consignment or any group, counted over each animal’s own stay, even after they’ve moved or left.

    Office web