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Live · limitedLabour allocation
Labour cost to fields, animals and projects.
Live · limited
Works today, with known limits. The core works now; some parts are still being finished or need an outside service. Ask us what applies to your farm.
The problem
Wages are guessed, not proven
- Hours are written on loose paper.
- Labour cost is never split to the field where the work happened.
- Overtime and advances are argued about every month.
How labour allocation helps
Labour cost to fields, animals and projects.
It is part of Workforce Management, so what you record here is already linked to the rest of the farm — no second spreadsheet, no re-typing.
Key capabilities
What labour allocation works with
Approved timesheets
Payslips and Finance
Labour cost per field, animal or project
How it works
In four steps.
- 1Workers clock in or a supervisor records hours.
- 2A manager approves the timesheet.
- 3Payroll uses the approved hours.
- 4Labour cost lands on the right field — once.
Real AgriLink screen · sample farm data
Connected features
More in Workforce
- Employee profilesWorker records with pay type and skills.Live
- AttendanceClock-in and clock-out.Live
- TimesheetsHours by activity with approval.Live
- PayrollPayslips with allowances, overtime and advances.Live
- Labour productivityLabour heatmap and contractor scorecards.Live
- Leave managementLeave requests with manager approval.Live
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labour counted, never twice
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worker messages
payslips
Start using labour allocation this week.
The core works now; some parts are still being finished or need an outside service. Ask us what applies to your farm.