One system for the full feed operation
Feedsoft connects formulation, procurement, stock control, manufacturing, quality, traceability, delivery, and customer work so teams can move from plan to shipment with fewer handoff errors.
Least-cost formulas, materials, specifications, properties, species, forecasts, and multi-runs.
Purchase orders, approvals, suppliers, goods receipts, price lists, and agreements.
Stock balances, lots, movements, receiving, put-away, alerts, and valuation.
Production batches, schedules, lines, downtime, formula snapshots, and finished-goods lots.
Dashboards, inspections, samples, OOS events, CAPA, trends, templates, methods, and equipment.
Supplier context, ingredient lots, production batches, recall trace, and genealogy projections.
Products, customers, price lists, sales orders, finished-goods stock, shipments, routes, and costs.
Contacts, interactions, pipeline, tasks, and partner follow-up.
Each module supports the next decision
The modules are designed around the real sequence of a feed business: plan the formula, buy materials, control inventory, produce batches, verify quality, trace lots, ship finished goods, and manage the relationship.
Built around the work your team already does
Each section below reflects the module structure in the Feedsoft desktop application, translated into practical outcomes for operations, nutrition, purchasing, quality, sales, and leadership.
Formulation: Turn ingredient data into least-cost formulas.
Formulation is the analytical center of Feedsoft. Teams can maintain materials and properties, model specifications, compare formula versions, run forecasts, and solve production-ready formulas against nutrition and cost constraints.
Purchasing: Control procurement from supplier pricing to receipt.
Purchasing gives buyers a structured place to manage suppliers, price lists, blanket agreements, purchase orders, approvals, and goods receipts so inbound supply can be planned and received with context.
Inventory: Know what is on hand, where it is, and what needs action.
Inventory keeps material visibility tight across stock levels, lots and batches, movement history, receiving, put-away, stock alerts, and valuation so planning and execution start from trustworthy availability.
Production: Move from formula plan to controlled batch execution.
Production coordinates manufacturing batches, schedules, production lines, downtime, formula snapshots, and finished-goods lot creation so supervisors can run the right work at the right time.
Quality Control: Standardize checks and act on quality signals.
Quality Control helps teams define repeatable tests, capture inspections and samples, manage out-of-spec events, run CAPA workflows, track equipment, and review trends across receiving and production.
Traceability: Follow every lot from supplier to finished batch.
Traceability creates the chain of custody needed to understand where material came from, where it was used, and which batches or customers may be affected during an investigation.
Distribution: Coordinate the handoff from finished goods to delivery.
Distribution connects products, customers, customer pricing, sales orders, finished-goods availability, shipments, delivery routes, print documents, and delivery cost reporting for outbound execution.
CRM: Keep partner relationships visible and accountable.
CRM gives sales and service teams a shared view of contacts, interactions, opportunities, tasks, and partner context so follow-up is structured instead of scattered.
The value is in the handoffs
Feedsoft modules are useful on their own, but the operational advantage comes when data moves cleanly from one team to the next.
Goods receipts from purchasing become inventory context for lots, locations, quality checks, and valuation.
Manufacturing batches can preserve the formula used, consume material, and create finished-goods lots.
Receiving and production events can trigger inspections, samples, OOS review, CAPA, and trend analysis.
Finished-goods stock, customers, orders, shipments, routes, and CRM follow-up stay aligned.
Explore the modules with your real workflow in mind
A focused demo can show how Feedsoft fits the way your team formulates, buys, stores, produces, checks, traces, ships, and follows up.