Synwase AGRO connects crop production, livestock, machinery, inventory and finance directly in Odoo. Every field report turns into a cost on the right crop.
It's not just about recording fields or herds. The value appears when operational data — from harvest through processing to sales — automatically meets inventory, payroll and accounting, across every company in the group.
Land, sowing, field treatments, harvest and cost per hectare.
Animal movements, feeding days and value tracked per ear tag.
What comes after harvest and slaughter — all the way to the finished product.
Selling crops and products based on actual deliveries.
From the first work report to crop or cost-centre costing.
An invoice issued by one company is created automatically as a bill in its sister company.
A single record from the tractor travels through the whole process without being retyped into other spreadsheets.
The tractor driver picks the job, field and machine. The system calculates hectares, wages, engine hours and the cost of the specific crop.
The agronomist sets the dose per hectare. Odoo calculates the requirement, checks stock and the storekeeper issues the right lot.
For every category you see the head count, the book value of the herd, the average age, the cost of a feeding day and how many animals are due to move up a category. Monthly movements are broken down into births, category changes, transfers, deaths, slaughter and sales.
We track value by ear tag, not as a category average. Every animal has its own feeding day and its own value — from the purchase price through rearing to the sale.
Large controls, picking a field from the map and scanning an ear tag with the camera. No complicated forms or paper notes.
Many farms don't stop at primary production. Odoo also covers what comes after harvest and slaughter — weighbridge intake, processing and sales — and the cost stays traceable back to the field or the individual animal.
The trailer is weighed on the weighbridge, the crop is filled in from the sowing record and the system calculates the net weight. Moisture, impurities and protein come from the lab, deductions are recalculated, and cleaning, sorting, drying and packing are recorded as processing with weight losses through to the silo or warehouse.
A production order draws milk from stock, and finished cheese, quark or yoghurt goes into stock with a lot number and expiry date. The cost per litre of milk flows into the product price.
One animal becomes several products: slaughter, cutting and portioning, meat products and packing. The cost is split across the parts, and every meat lot stays linked to the ear tag.
Sell sacks of wheat, potatoes, eggs or meat straight from the farm through the Odoo point of sale. Stock is deducted and takings go straight into accounting.
You sell 120 t of wheat on contract. Every truck that leaves is weighed, the weighbridge ticket is deducted from the contract, and you always see how much has been delivered, what remains and at what price.
Accounting is not a separate world. Every movement has a field, crop, cost centre and period — so costing happens continuously, not only after the period close.
Accounting and finance in Odoo →
Harvested maize becomes a feed cost in the barn.
Workshop and diesel costs are split by actual engine hours.
The cost of winter crops stays in the field until next harvest.
See cost per hectare and per tonne during the season.
We don't want to replace precision farming or dairy systems — they're better in their field than any ERP. We want their data to flow into accounting, not into Excel.
Transfer of the land register (LPIS) and supporting data for applications and reports. No entering land in two places.
Machine telemetry, work output and sensor data arrive as field operations with costs on the right plot.
Agronomic records and work plans stay in the system your agronomists know. Consumption and output flow into Odoo.
Collection, quality and deduction data are matched with deliveries and invoicing. Nobody retypes milk volumes.
Withdrawals from your own or a partner station go to the machine and driver card, and from there to the field cost.
A weighbridge ticket becomes a document in Odoo — at harvest intake and at dispatch to the processor.
No. Land parcels and crops are taken over from the LPIS register, and data from agronomy systems keeps flowing into Odoo. Agronomists stay in the tools they know, while consumption and work output flow into the finances. We agree on how to connect based on the systems you use.
Yes. We deploy Odoo with Czech or Slovak localisation: VAT, control statements and financial statements. Internal cost accounting and crop costs build directly on it.
Czech and Slovak Odoo localisation →By lot. The treatment plan calculates the requirement from the dose per hectare, checks stock and the storekeeper issues a specific lot from a mobile device. For every field you can trace what went onto it.
Inventory and logistics in Odoo →On a phone. The tractor driver picks the task, machine and field from the map; the stockman scans the ear tag with the phone camera. The report goes straight into inventory, payroll and crop costs.
Yes. Each company keeps its own accounting, master data is shared and an invoice issued by one company is automatically created as a bill in its sister company. Typical cases are central purchasing of seed, fertiliser and materials or re-invoicing machinery and staff.
No. Most farms start with one area, such as land records and work reports or finance, and add the rest step by step. The data connects as soon as each part goes live.
Bring a few real documents, a field work report or a land overview. In 30 minutes we'll show you the actual flow of data.
