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Granary
Aerial view at dawn: terraced rows of blueberry bushes on a hill farm, a harvest crew small among the hedgerows

Dawn · One record for the whole farm

Your whole farm,in real time.

One record for the harvest, the hours, the people, and the pay. Everything that happens in your fields becomes a number you can trust, the same day.

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Built inside one of Asia's largest specialty berry operations.

hectares
250+
farms
10
berry crops
4
workers
1,000+

On most farms the day ends twice. Once in the field, and once at a desk, hours later, rebuilding it from paper into a spreadsheet that never quite agrees with the last one.

Granary ends the day once.

Macro close-up of weathered hands picking ripe blueberries into a picking tray at dawn

Morning

The harvest is the record.

Every weigh-in is logged in seconds, on a phone, by the supervisor standing right there. Each one is tied to the worker's own QR code.

No paper to reconcile later. No spreadsheet to rebuild at night. No morning roster to set up. It runs on the phones your team already carries, and when you want the weight to flow in on its own, it pairs with a Bluetooth scale.

Midday

You can see it as it happens.

Check-ins, work sessions, and task work show up across every farm as they happen, and every entry carries the name of who made it. On phones that keep working when the signal doesn't.

A dirt farm road running between tall berry rows into the morning mist
  • Check in at the edge of the field

    Workers check themselves in and out against the farm's mapped boundary, as many times a day as the work needs. You know who is on every farm right now, without calling anyone.

  • Declare once, not per weigh-in

    A supervisor names the crop, grade, and task once when a session opens. Every weigh-in logged inside it inherits that, with no repeated data entry. Supervisors spend the day supervising, not typing.

  • Nothing goes missing

    If someone checks in but no harvest is ever logged against them, the system flags it the same day, not at payday.

Stacked crates of freshly picked blueberries at the edge of a misted field

Dusk

The day, accounted for.

By evening the record has added itself up. Every entry is tied to the weigh-in it came from and the person who logged it.

One worker · one day

Illustrative
LoggedCrop · gradeByWeightLine
07:12Blueberry · ARosa8.4 kg$13.86
09:30Blueberry · ARosa11.2 kg$18.48
11:45Blueberry · BLuis9.6 kg$12.48
14:20Blueberry · ARosa12.1 kg$19.97
16:05Blueberry · BLuis7.8 kg$10.14
0.0Weighed today
$0.00

The day's pay

Piece rate, hourly, task work, subsidies: every kind of pay resolves into one daily total, built from the records above. Granary keeps it straight, and every number stays traceable to the weigh-in.

Midnight

Nothing moves in the dark.

Every worker sees their pay the same day, both the amount and how it was reached.

  1. 5 PM

    The day's pay lands with every worker, method included.

  2. Corrections

    If a number needs fixing, the office adjusts it, with a reason attached and an approval behind it.

  3. On the record

    Every change is logged: who, when, and what moved. Nothing edits silently.

Golden-hour wide shot of farm workers walking home along a dirt road between berry rows

The horizon

Start with pay. End with the whole farm.

Start with the hardest thing on a farm: a live, trusted record of who did what and what each person earned. Once that holds, everything else has a foundation to stand on.

Harvest by crop and variety is already in it. Granary is building toward the rest: planning the season, mapping pests and disease, water and fertilizer schedules, yields by area, so the whole operation lives in one place.

Pay is where the trust starts. The whole farm is where it goes.

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One call. One site. Your own numbers reconciled against how you pay today.