Poultry Pulse Built inside a working operation
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Platform & security

Made to survive a real working week.

It runs in the browser on a cloud database. Nothing to install on the farm, and the same system works from an office desktop, a tablet in the plant and a phone in a truck.

Illustrative tablet dashboard in a cold storage room
Illustrative image · sample dashboard

Browser-based

No local installs, no per-machine setup. Staff sign in on whatever device they already carry, and the interface adapts to the screen — including scrollable tab bars on a phone.

Live between users

When someone saves, everyone else sees it. Two people editing the same record are told about the clash and shown both versions.

Everyone on the current build

After signing in, the app checks the version it is running against the version that was published, and prompts anyone holding a stale copy to reload.

Tax

Your prices already include VAT. Most software assumes they don't.

Packages built for other markets add tax on top of a net price. If your shelf price is the price, that model forces a workaround on every invoice. Here, tax is extracted rather than added.

  • VAT extracted from tax-inclusive prices, with per-product exemption. Built-in Point of Sale supports counter receipts and till reconciliation
  • Discounts apportioned correctly across an order mixing taxable and exempt lines
  • Sent to QuickBooks as net plus the tax code your chart of accounts uses
  • QuickBooks Desktop supported through IIF export
poultrypulse — Sales › Invoice
Invoice INV-1180
Tax-inclusive pricing · raised at packaged
LineTreatmentAmount
Leg quarters, 40 kgStandard$2,140.00
Whole birds, 18 kgStandard$1,040.00
Volume discountApportioned−$0.00
Net
$2,706.38
VAT 17.5%
$473.62
Gross (as priced)
$3,180.00
Extracted, not addedPushed to QuickBooks as net + tax code
poultrypulse — Settings › Organisation
Organisation
Modules · branding · approvers
Modules enabled & named
Farm“KYC Farm”Enabled
Poultry PlantdefaultEnabled
Supply Chain“Purchasing”Enabled
IoTDisabled
Named approvers
Delivery refusal
J. Holder
Order cancellation
J. Holder
Dispatch cancellation
K. Springer
Credit note
J. Holder

Settings › Organisation — module enabling and renaming alongside named approvers.

Make it yours

Your company's name on it, and only the modules you use.

An administrator turns off what doesn't apply, renames what your staff call something else, and puts your branding on everything a customer sees.

  • A disabled module leaves the sidebar and stops being reachable
  • Renaming follows through headings and navigation, not just the menu
  • Invoice letterhead, payment instructions and footer configured per organisation
  • A five-step onboarding wizard sets up sites, roles, shelf life and invoicing at first run
Access & accountability

People see the work they own, and the record says who did what.

Reviewable audit history

The platform records audit history for supported actions. Ask for a demonstration of the events recorded, who can access them, and how audit integrity is checked in your deployment.

Roles down to tab level

Permissions cover modules and the tabs inside them, so a role can hold Sales without holding Credit Notes. Destructive operations sit with a single super-administrator role, guarded against self-elevation.

Screens lock, not sign out

An idle session locks so nobody loses work walking away from a terminal. A PIN unlocks it; after a configurable locked period it signs out properly.

Password reset without the office

Account recovery is handled through the configured sign-in service. Review the recovery process and administrator responsibilities during setup.

Terms accepted, and versioned

Legal acceptance is gated at sign-in and recorded per user against the version they agreed to, so a later revision asks again.

Secrets stay server-side

WhatsApp and QuickBooks tokens are held by server-side functions the browser cannot read, not in a table the app queries.

Integrations

It fits around the systems you already pay for.

The point is to stop re-keying, so the connections that matter are to accounts, telematics and the channels your staff already read.

QuickBooks OnlineA live connection pushing customers, items, invoices and credit memos. Existing QuickBooks customers are matched and adopted rather than duplicated. VAT is sent as net plus the tax code your chart uses, with sync records available for review. Any sync can be run as a preview first, writing nothing at either end.
QuickBooks DesktopIIF export remains available for operations running the desktop edition.
Vehicle telematicsOntrac and Geotab GPS feeds, so live vehicle positions appear against the delivery runs instead of in a separate tracking portal.
WhatsAppNotifications delivered through the Meta Cloud API for staff who are not sitting at a screen, with the access token held server-side.
Email & in-appThe same alert can reach a person in the app, by email, or as an audible notification on the plant floor. Invoices can be sent to the customer as a PDF, with delivery tracked.
Labels & scanningQR codes generated per lot and read with the device camera. No dedicated scanner hardware required.
Getting it running

Deployment, data and the first month.

Deployment options

Deployment and data-access arrangements are agreed during setup. Ask which hosting model applies to your business and how your organisation's records are separated.

Hosted, or your own account

We can host and maintain it, or deploy into a cloud account your business owns. Either way the data belongs to you and can be exported.

Trained by the software

A contextual help panel covers every module, the full user manual opens inside the app with a clickable contents list, and administrators get a manual of their own.

Planning your rollout

Know what you are agreeing to.

Before starting, request a written proposal covering these points.

Scope & price

Which modules, sites and users are included; setup charges; recurring costs; and any third-party subscriptions.

Data & training

Who prepares opening stock, customers and products; how imports are checked; and how staff are trained before go-live.

Support & recovery

Standard support hours are 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m., Barbados time. Alternative hours and coverage can be negotiated under contract. Response commitments, updates, backups and recovery arrangements are defined in the service agreement.

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Questions

Before you book

A modern browser and an internet connection. There is nothing to install on individual machines, and the same login works from a desktop, tablet or phone.

Yes. Multi-farm and multi-site operation is part of the core, not an add-on. Users can be scoped to particular sites, and managers can view the whole business.

QuickBooks Online connects live — you enter your own Intuit credentials and authorise it yourself, without a code change. QuickBooks Desktop is supported through IIF export. Two things get set up with your accountant before the first live run: the tax codes invoices should map to, and whether products are created as service or inventory items. The first sync always runs against a sandbox company.

No. Ontrac and Geotab feeds are read into the fleet module, so you keep the hardware and the contract you already have, and simply see the vehicles alongside the orders they are carrying.

Customers, products, sites and opening stock are normally imported before go-live. We look at the actual spreadsheets during the demo and scope the import from what is really there.

It depends on how many sites you run, which modules you start with, and the state of your current records. We would rather scope that against your operation than publish a number that turns out to be wrong for you.

Let's look at your operation.

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