Know what needs attention. Decide what to do next.

Most farm-management software records what happened. Executive Office is an operational decision engine that helps you determine what should happen next. It turns farm records into a concise daily briefing across livestock, crops, facilities, inventory, sales and more, while leaving the decisions to you.

Livestock management is available first. More operations are being built on the same shared platform.

Daily briefingIllustrative sample — includes planned operations
Needs attention today 2 items
Livestock: Rabies booster due, Juno
Facilities: Well pump inspection due
Decisions needed 2 decisions
Livestock: Hazel, FAMACHA 4. Review under your protocol and with your vet.
Crops: Choose strawberry planting window
Looking ahead: next 14 days 3 items
Livestock: Ewe 214. Prepare lambing kit by Nov 10; lambing expected Nov 24
Crops: Irrigation in Block A (in 3 days)
Inventory: Reorder dewormer, 10-day shipping (in 7 days)
Your schedule, next 7 days 3 events
Tue 11/10, 10:00 to 11:00 AM: Meeting with bank
Thu 11/12, 9:30 to 11:00 AM: Beekeeping workshop
Fri 11/13, 8:00 AM: Drop off work truck for service
Multiple operations, one coordinated view
Role-based access for your team
Human judgment stays in control

More than a digital filing cabinet

Like a chief of staff built into daily operations, Executive Office recognizes what needs attention and helps the right person make the next sound decision. You record what happened. Behind those simple interactions, it turns observations, events and outcomes into plans, timely work and decision points. It does the remembering and watching so you can focus on what needs attention next.

1 · Record

Capture ordinary farm activity

Record animals, vaccinations, treatments, weights and scores from your phone, tablet, laptop or desktop, and update several records at once.

2 · Interpret

Understand sequence, timing and outcomes

Overdue work, decisions, withdrawal periods and due dates, judged by the day you must act, not the day the event happens.

3 · Direct attention

Surface it before it is missed

It surfaces what deserves attention without making the decision for you. Every change is logged with who and when.

Designed for diversified operations

Most farms run more than one thing. Executive Office is built so every line of business contributes to one coordinated briefing, without requiring a separate application for every part of the farm. Livestock management comes first, with team and role management, the Daily Briefing and a read-only view of your Outlook calendar alongside it. Additional lines of business will follow as optional modules within one cohesive platform, so each farm can use only the modules relevant to its operation.

LivestockAvailable

Animals, breeding, health, FAMACHA, weights and follow-ups.

Team and rolesAvailable

Owners, managers and workers, with access set per operation.

Crops and orchardPlanned

Planting windows, irrigation and harvest timing.

ApiaryPlanned

Hive inspections, treatments and seasonal work.

LodgingPlanned

Bookings, turnovers and guest-ready checks.

Farm store and salesPlanned

Stock on hand, what sold, and what to restock.

Facilities and inventoryPlanned

Inspections, maintenance, and reorders timed to lead times.

ProductionPlanned

Products, batches and yields across operations.

What works today, and how your records are protected

Executive Office is in a pilot with a small group of farms. Here is what is real now, stated plainly.

Working now

Core livestock workflows

  • Animals, parentage, breeding events and expected due dates
  • Health records, withdrawal periods, FAMACHA and weights
  • Follow-up reminders and next-due dates
  • A daily briefing with a 14-day look ahead
  • Your Outlook calendar shown beside the day's work (read-only)
  • Works in a browser on phones, tablets, laptops and desktop computers, with roles for owners, managers and workers
Your records

Separate, logged, and yours to decide

  • Each farm's records are kept apart from every other farm's, enforced in the database
  • Each person sees and changes only what their role allows
  • Changes are logged with who and when
  • Records are archived or voided with a reason, not silently erased
  • It surfaces what deserves attention; the decision remains yours

Want to try it on your farm?

Built by a working farmer. Entry is limited while the product is tested with a small group of farms.